Clinton Brandhagen is particularly deft as Wilkins, finding an appealingly soft center in a role that might have come off as hopelessly priggish.
Read MoreAnd a Nightingale Sang | Everyman Theatre
[Norman] is a difficult role to pull off, and this fine young actor does so with brilliance.
Read MoreOrson's Shadow | Round House Theatre
Rounding out the cast is a very funny Clinton Brandhagen as the celebrity struck stage hand...
Read MoreThe Comedy of Errors | The Folger Theatre
The playing is fast and furious in this riotous comedy/farce with a highly energized and disciplined cast. Clinton Brandhagen reigns supreme in his dual role of Antipholus with most skillful and distinct twin behaviors...
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Clinton Brandhagen and Delaney Williams
The Foreigner | Olney Theatre Center
...I can’t imagine a more amiable and sturdy production of the play than this one. The ensemble work is tight, the timing snappy, the tensions roiling. And Brandhagen’s too-good-to-be-true Reverend is just that, and dives from saintly to snakey in good form...
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Fred, Scrooge, and Fred's wife
A Christmas Carol: A Ghost Story of Christmas | Ford's Theatre
…Backing up this star turn is a capable cast that includes Clinton Brandhagen, as a particularly amiable version of Scrooge’s nephew Fred…
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Fifty Words | Everyman Theatre
Fifty Words | Everyman Theatre
“The humor and the hurt in Fifty Words ricochet your emotions between giddiness and despair. It’s a thrilling 90 minutes…”
Read MoreMaster Class | Manhattan Theatre Club
“The supporting actors in Master Class are also quite enjoyable…and Clinton Brandhagen plays the Stagehand with appropriate comic timing reminding us where the priorities lie for those who work behind the scenes. Truly the whole ensemble makes up a strong evening of theatre...
Read MoreStones in His Pockets | Center Stage
Stones in his Pockets | Center Stage
Reviews
“Imaginative and entertaining.” –WYPR
“Extraordinarily talented actors…manage to pull off both the humor and the pathos.” –Baltimore City Paper
“Their work is simply astonishing.” –Broadway World
“A thoroughly entertaining acting tour-de-force.” –Broadway World
“An exhilarating production.” –Baltimore Sun
“A fresh, rollicking ride.” –Maryland Theatre Guide
“A play that gives us a laugh as well as moments of sober reflection.” –DC Theater Scene
“Five stars.” –DC Metro Theater Arts
When a big Hollywood film crew takes over a small Irish town, the locals line up to earn their “40-quid-a-day” as extras—and maybe pursue some dreams of their own. Charlie wants to write a blockbuster screenplay, while Jake would settle for a date with the lovely leading lady. Where they and their neighbors end up ultimately surprises them all. An “uproarious, joyful evening” (New York Daily News) with two actors playing more than a dozen characters, Stones is an acting tour de force both rollicking and poignant.
Approximate running time is 1 hour and 57 minutes, including a 15 minute intermission.
Creative Team
CAST
Charlie Conlon
Clinton Brandhagen
Jake Quinn
Todd Lawson
Playwright
Marie Jones
Director
Derek Goldman
Scenic Design
Misha Kachman
Costume Designer
Ivania Stack
Lighting Designer
Jennifer Schriever
Sound Designer
Andre Pluess
Projection Designer
Jared Mezzocchi
Choreographer
Mark Jaster
Choreographer
Emma Crane Jaster
Stage Manager
Captain Kate Murphy & Laura Smith
Dramaturg
Catherine Maria Rodriguez
Voice/Dialect Director
Leigh Wilson Smiley
Casting Director
Stephanie Klapper
