I am thrilled to announce that I have just signed with personal manager Jenn Lederer of The Dream Management.

Jenn is a really smart woman and I’m looking forward to working with her.

For matters regarding acting work and representation, please contact Jenn at The Dream. Her contact information can be found on my Contact page.

This evening I met with Brian O’Neil at for acting career consultation.

I’ve recently added videos of my performances as The Reverend Raymond Nader to YouTube. I’ve also consolidated them to a playlist.

Check out the videos of completely improvised comic sermons in the Pentecostal style and more of my YouTube videos by visiting http://www.youtube.com/benhauck.

On November 15, 2011, I shot with photographer Dario Acosta as a runner for a project he’s working on. We were aiming for gritty runner shots and portraits. We did shots of me running in place, and we did shots of me in front of a background made up of old tile flooring.

The shots were incredible. Dario will be taking the running shots and superimposing them over gritty exterior shots to give the sense that I’m running outdoors. For now, below are some of the portraits from the shoot. I’m really pleased with them and I’m excited about what’s to come.

 

On Sunday, March 18, 2012, at 7pm, I will be performing as The Reverend Raymond Nader a completely improvised sermon based on an audience suggestion.

The performance will be part of Performance Mix at Joyce SoHo, a festival of curated acts produced by the New Dance Alliance in association with the Joyce SoHo. The Reverend’s sermon will be the final act of the week-long festival, and it will be followed by a closing night party with tapas, wine, and dancing. (What a way to end the week!)

All performances and events will be held at Joyce SoHo (155 Mercer Street between Houston and Prince St. in Manhattan). For the 7pm shows, General Admission is $15, and admission for Artists, Students and Seniors is $10. You can also purchase a Festival Week Pass for $24. (8pm shows are free and first come, first served.)

Tickets will be available after December 15 at Joyce.org.

Today I ran the 2011 Philadelphia Marathon in 3:07:47.

This time is my second-fastest marathon ever. I missed beating my personal record (set in Philadelphia in 2009) by 15 seconds.

You can read my story of my Philadelphia Marathon experience in my running blog titled “O’er the Hills” »

Today Aimée Davison posted on YouTube a documentary she did at the Occupy Wall Street protest in Lower Manhattan on October 30, 2011. I did the videography for the outing. Aimée was in town from Montreal for a presentation and we spent Sunday afternoon shooting in Zuccotti Park. We met some interesting people, captured some fascinating moments, and got a great inside look at the movement and movements of people.

Today I ran the 2011 ING New York City Marathon in 3:13:49.

This time is my second-fastest marathon to date.

You can read my story of my NYC Marathon experience in my running blog titled “O’er the Hills” »