O. P. Hadlock Bio

With over 400 production credits in almost every aspect of theatre, O.P. Hadlock brings a unique array of experience to any theatrical endeavor.  He earned a B.A. in Acting/ Directing and a M.A. in Scenic/Lighting Design from California State University, Long Beach.

O.P., or Patrick to those who know him, lists over 40 acting performances in a vast array of roles as well as a background in dance both on stage and television.  Most recently, he has portrayed Weller Martin in The Gin Game at The 10th Avenue Theatre, Dr. Frederick Treaves in The Elephant Man at OnStage and Col. Nathan Jessup in A Few Good Men at the Lyceum.  He has directed 19 productions and written six plays, 15 screenplays, three novels and two short stories.  Well over 60 productions had their graphics and publicity designed by O.P.  He also held the position of Business and Promotions Manager for three theatres and an arts festival at C.S.U.F.

O.P. has worked as a Technical Director at a California University (C.S.U.S.B.) and a road house (East County Performing Arts Center).  He designed lighting for 50 shows, scenic design for 35 shows, costumed six shows, designed sound for over 30 shows, and crewed over 250 shows.  He studied make-up with Richard Corson.   O.P. co-founded and was technical consultant to The Rainbow Theatricans (a professional children’s theatre company that toured into shopping malls).
Since 1990, O.P. has resided in San Diego with his lovely wife, Christine, and their menagerie of pets.  When he relaxes, O.P. spends his time at his computer, reading, attending concerts and plays, live gaming, and enjoying fine food and wine.

Post Number Two

We're still testing Twitterfeed and Social RSS in the wake of news, from RSS Graffiti that they're folding.  Sad news indeed. In this post, we're placing the photo in a different place.  Having fun!

Twitterfeed vs. Social RSS

We're doing an experiment at the agency today.  We set up clients' blogs and feed them to their Twitter accounts and Facebook pages. We used to use RSS Graffiti to send posts from the blog to Facebook, but they're going out of business April 1 (hope it's a joke but we think not)

So we've set up our blog's RSS (Real Simple Syndication) feed to post to Facebook via both Social RSS and Twitterfeed.  There are positives and negatives to both (one is more free than the other, one id ad-supported, etc.). What we really are interested in, though, is what the posts look like.

This means that our Facebook Page and Twitter account are about to get a lot of posts (or not) with a lot of looks (or not) and we're going to do it all from the blog. We'll post a lot in different configurations to test the look of both products and let you know what we think. On the Blog.

And it will be sent to the... well, you get it. 

From RecycledRecordArt

Welcome to the RecycledRecordArt.com Best Comment Contest!  In order to win, you need to qualify and then post the best comment for the item (on the list below).  Below is information on us, how to qualify, the rules, and a list of the Notebooks and Record Holders you can win by creating the best comments on them.

About RecycledRecordArt.com
At RecycledRecordArt.com, we rescue record albums from dark garages, and dank storage units, and keep them out of landfills (vinyl records are non biodegradable!) by turning them into working art.  We take album covers and up-cycle them into reusable Notebooks and vinyl records are forged into Record Holders -- Bowls, Boxes and Pencil Holders.  Record Holders and are perfect for holding small items in your office, living room, bedroom or anywhere you need to keep things. And they make excellent gifts!

How to Qualify
In order to win, you must qualify.  To qualify for the RecycledRecordArt.com Best Comment Contest, you must be willing and able to:

• travel to Kearney Mesa in San Diego, California to claim your prize
• help make your Record Holder shape, which entails getting hot
• post photos and comments all over Social Media during, and after the contest
• post good, kind, humorous and witty comments on the pages of the RecycledRecordArt products on the list below
• Email your name and phone number to: info@recycledrecordart.com 

Rules

• Click link(s) below to be taken to the page the item(s) you want to win
• Once there, write a comment at the bottom of the page
• Follow all protocols for leaving comments
• In the comment, describe why you should be given this item free of charge
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• The best comment is at the sole discretion of RecycledRecordArt
• "There is no criteria for 'best' but I'll know it when I see it"
• You may enter as many times as you like for as many of the items, on the list below, as you like
• Only comments on the items listed below qualify for the contest
• But go ahead and comment on other items too
• You may comment as much and as many times as you like
• Commenting in response to another person's comment is encouraged
• All comments will be moderated 
• Mean, Dangerous or non-clever comments will be removed 
• Removed comments are disqualified
• Encourage your friends to like your comments on Social Media
• The Contest begins at 8:00 a.m. on 7/28/14 and ends at 5:00 p.m. on 9/1/14
• Only comments made between the above dates/times will be considered
• If someone purchase the item before that time you're out of luck
• Winners will be announced September 2nd
• You will be asked to contact us to schedule your processing and pick up time

What you can win
Each item has a link to its own page on RecycledREcordArt.com. To click the link of the item(s) you want to win and leave your comment(s) there.  We've sorted them by Artist, Album and Style.  Good luck and may the comments be ever in your favor!

Contest Cuties By Artist
Artist	Album	Style
Adams, Bryan	Cuts Like a Knife	80s
Chorus Line	Broadway Cast Album	Musicals
Clapton, Eric	Timepieces	Classic Rock
Cocker, Joe	A Little Help From My Friends	Classic Rock
Diamond, Neil	The Jazz Singer	Musicals
ELO/ONJ	XANADU Soundtrack	Musicals
Jett, Joan	I Love Rock N Roll	80s
Kool and the Gang	Ladies' Night	R&B
Sister Sledge	We Are Family	R&B
Snow, Phoebe	Phoebe Snow	Classic Rock
Steve Miller Band	Fly Like an Eagle	Classic Rock
Van Halen	1984	80s
Contest Cuties By Album
Album	Artist	Style
1984	Van Halen	80s
A Little Help From My Friends	Cocker, Joe	Classic Rock
Broadway Cast Album	Chorus Line	Musicals
Cuts Like a Knife	Adams, Bryan	80s
Fly Like an Eagle	Steve Miller Band	Classic Rock
I Love Rock N Roll	Jett, Joan	80s
Ladies' Night	Kool and the Gang	R&B
Phoebe Snow	Snow, Phoebe	Classic Rock
The Jazz Singer	Diamond, Neil	Musicals
Timepieces	Clapton, Eric	Classic Rock
We Are Family	Sister Sledge	R&B
XANADU Soundtrack	ELO/ONJ	Musicals
Contest Cuties By Style
Style	Artist	Album
80s	Adams, Bryan	Cuts Like a Knife
80s	Jett, Joan	I Love Rock N Roll
80s	Van Halen	1984
Classic Rock	Clapton, Eric	Timepieces
Classic Rock	Cocker, Joe	A Little Help From My Friends
Classic Rock	Snow, Phoebe	Phoebe Snow
Classic Rock	Steve Miller Band	Fly Like an Eagle
Musicals	Chorus Line	Broadway Cast Album
Musicals	Diamond, Neil	The Jazz Singer
Musicals	ELO/ONJ	XANADU Soundtrack
R&B	Kool and the Gang	Ladies' Night
R&B	Sister Sledge	We Are Family

Still not writing

So my client, Kevin Six, is still not writing. Instead he's fostering the work of other playwrights (http://newplaycafe.com/shows/) Kevin would rather direct three new plays than finish his Patsy Presley and the Patron Saints of Swing and Bottom's Daughter!

Because he has Goggle Alerts for all the above, this is how I choose to reach him. Passive aggressive? You have no idea!

Kevin and Mark Twain, together again

Here's some great news for Monologue-lovers, actors and the people who buy them presents...

From KevinSix.com...

Got my book in the mail today

Posted on December 4, 2013 by kevinsix

 

OK, not entirely my book.  I’m sharing it with Mark Twain!  Yes, you read that right; I am in a book with the man who said, “I do not want to belong to any club that would have someone like me as a member”!  I don’t care what Sam says (I can call him Sam, you can’t) I’m in.
Sam and I wrote monologues that appear in Audition Monologues for Young Women #2 and, while looking for mine, I found a few other gigantic names in literature and theatre.
People like new friend and colleague Lisa Soland, Eve Ensler who’s name is synonymous with ‘monologue,’ Moises Kaufman, Paula Vogel, Christopher Durang, Sarah Ruhl and about ninety other worthy writers.  So be the first to write a review on the Barnes and Noble site: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/audition-monologues-for-young-women-2-gerald-lee-ratliff/1116460801?ean=9781566081931

Feeling pretty accomplished here at the end of 2013.  Thanks to editor Gerald Lee Ratliff for choosing my monologue, my friend Miriam, who never did perform the thing, and to all the people who will read and perform my words.

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About kevinsix

Kevin Six is an actor, director and playwright from San Diego, CA. Kevin was the 2009-11 Playwright in Residence at Swedenborg Hall and his play Love, Unrequited, in Three Galleries was the 2008 winner of The Scripteasers’ Script Tease of Short Plays. His play The Cake Women was published in 2008 in Smith and Kraus’ The Best 10-Minute Plays of 2007. Kevin’s play, Love Negotiated was a finalist in the 2006 Diverse Voices Playwriting Contest sponsored by the Hinton Battle Theatre Laboratory and was produced to critical success in 2008; it is available via Next Stage Press . As a director and an actor, he has appeared at Compass, Intrepid Shakespeare, the Old Globe, Fritz, the Marquis, Swedenborg Hall and San Diego Junior theatres as well as on several industrial and commercial film projects.

TBA Theatre Produces Kevin Six's "The Art of Love"

The part about choking...

This is actually older news but, since we just received the photos, we thought we'd share them with you.  Kevin Six took "The Art of Love" to the Last Frontier Theatre Conference in 2012.  At this year's conference, TBA Theatre produced it at the festival.

The annual conference is a place for playwrights to have their plays read by actors and hear valuable feedback from theatre professionals.  Kevin was surprised when, at the closing banquet, his play was called out as one of the best by Shane Mitchell, Artistic Director of TBA Theatre.

Kevin thought nothing of is and readied another play for the 2013 festival when the news came that his play was to be produced as one of the fully staged evening productions.  To top it off, Kevin was also assigned the Mitchell family for his staged reading.  No news yet on that production...

Click the image below to see of the photos.  Enjoy!

TBA Theatre's production of The Art of Love 2013