Warren Hammack (Director of Grace and Glorie, Hoy in Solidarity) In his more than forty years as a theatre professional, Warren Hammack has produced over one hundred and thirty plays, seventeen of which were World Premieres; has directed over seventy-five major productions in theatres from Dallas, Texas to Norwich, England; and, as an actor, has created well over a hundred roles for stage, film, and television. He is author of the play, Time and the Rock.

Hammack was the founding Artistic/Producing Director of Horse Cave Theatre in which capacity he served for twenty-five years. In 1995 he was awarded the Kentucky Governor’s Award for Lifetime Achievement in the Arts.

Warren began his Equity acting career as “Job” in the acclaimed 1962 Off-Broadway production of The Book of Job. On stage, he performed major roles opposite three Academy Award winners: Jon Voight (Polonius to Jon’s Hamlet), Burl Ives, and Peggy Wood. He created the lead role of “John Bumpus” in the award–winning East of Nineveh for the Kentucky PBS network and has made numerous guest appearances on national network television.

Among Warren’s favorite stage roles are: Willy Loman in Death of a Salesman, Prospero in The Tempest, Joe Keller in All My Sons, C.S.Lewis in Shadowlands, Lear in King Lear, Drummond in Inherit the Wind, and Vladimir in Waiting for Godot.

When not on the road acting or directing, Warren resides in Nelson, New Hampshire with his actor/director/writer wife, Pamela White. (2005)