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Improvised Sermon // Ten Ton Mojo Album Release Show // Arlene’s Grocery

Tonight I performed an improvised sermon as the Reverend Raymond Nader to introduce the rock band Ten Ton Mojo for their album release show at Arlene’s Grocery in Manhattan’s Lower East Side.

By |2016-10-14T13:45:06-04:00December 2nd, 2012|Categories: Acting News, Past Appearances, Performances|Tags: , |0 Comments
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Ben Hauck online is getting a reboot. Things’ll look wonky for a bit, but stay tuned!

It’s been a fickle 2012 in terms of my website.  Just when I think I find a design I like, I release it then I hate it.

I’ve been giving more thought into what I needed in a site, and I think I found a design that’s suited for it.  What you’re probably seeing now is what I’m going with.

So stay tuned.  I started this today, and it’s to be seen just how long it will take for me to get it online.  In the meantime, if you need to get in touch with me, try me at (212) 252-4706 and […]

By |2016-10-14T13:45:06-04:00November 26th, 2012|Categories: General News|0 Comments
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Interview on “Long-Form Improv” with Lucy-Jade Norris // “On Deck with Lucy” Web Series

The über-talented Lucy-Jade Norris hosts On Deck with Lucy, an interview series that features talent, trends, and tastes of New York City.  She interviewed me for Episode 3, and here’s the video which just came out.

In the video we cover my book Long-Form Improv, my all-improvised web series The Infinite Need, and the improvised sermons I do as the Reverend Raymond Nader.  Have a watch!

By |2016-10-14T13:45:07-04:00November 20th, 2012|Categories: Acting News, Writing News, General News, Interviews, Videos, Performances|Tags: , |0 Comments
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“No one need be told how indispensable it is to have true ideas — just concepts — correct notions — of the things with which we humans have to deal; everyone knows for example, that to mistake solids for surfaces or lines would wreck the science and art of geometry; anyone knows that to confuse fractions with whole numbers would wreck the science and art of arithmetic; everyone knows that to mistake vice for virtue would destroy the foundation of ethics; everyone knows that to mistake a desert mirage for a lake of fresh water does but lure the fainting traveler to dire disappointment or death.”

— Alfred Korzybski, Manhood of Humanity

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