Frankie Hyman

Woody Harrelson to Star in 9/11 Drama SEPTEMBER MORN
by Caryn Robbins - Oct 17, 2012

Deadline reports that Woody Harrelson and Martin Sheen will co-star in the B.J. Davis-helmed 9/11 drama SEPTEMBER MORN by Fleur De Lis Film Studios. B.J. Howard Cohen penned the script.

Top Stories You Missed on BWW This Weekend
by - Oct 1, 2012

Hottest Articles on BroadwayWorld.com from this weekend Sunday, September 30, 2012 - Sunday, September 30, 2012.

STAGE TUBE: First Look - Trailer for SEVEN PSYCHOPATHS, Starring Woody Harrelson
by Caryn Robbins - Aug 31, 2012

'Bullet for Adolf' scribe Woody Harrelson stars in the new comedy SEVEN PSYCHOPATHS, written and directed by Oscar®-winner and playwright Martin McDonagh (The Lieutenant of Inishmore). Check out the just-released trailer for the upcoming film below!

Review - Bullet For Adolf: Summer Of My German Soldier
by Ben Peltz - Aug 10, 2012

Once upon a summer of '83, a young aspiring actor named Woody Harrelson became close pals with a Harlem-raised fellow named Frankie Hyman while they both worked a construction job in Houston.  Eventually, they went their separate ways; one becoming famous for doing something other than playwriting and the other pursuing a career in writing, although these many years later he apparently hasn't written anything he would care to mention in a Playbill bio.

Review - The Best Man: Change We Can Believe In
by Ben Peltz - Aug 8, 2012

Two days after the death of its author, I had the pleasure of taking in director Michael Wilson's outstanding revival of The Best Man – one of the best evenings Broadway had to offer last season – for the third time.  Gore Vidal most certainly went out with a landslide victory.

Review - It's Good To Know...
by Ben Peltz - Aug 7, 2012

...we'll still be playin' his songs.

STAGE TUBE: Woody Harrelson Chats BULLET FOR ADOLF on 'The View'
by Caryn Robbins - Aug 1, 2012

Woody Harrelson visited ABC's THE VIEW yesterday to talk about his new Off-Broadway comedy BULLET FOR ADOLF now in previews at New World Stages. The Academy Award-nominee was joined by the play's co-writer Frankie Hyman who talked about his friendship with Harrelson. Check out the clips below!