ED HAMELL   

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Plays by Ed Hamell

ED HAMELL

Terrorism of Everyday Life, The

1st Produced:

Capital Festival, Washington DC

2009

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Synopsis:

A riotous, uncompromising musical odyssey, The Terrorism of Everyday Life chronicles musician Ed Hamell's hard-edged life and career as he shouts, sings, and strums his opinions on our messed-up American culture. If you don't mind a little walk on the wild side, along with plenty of sex, drugs, and rock and roll, then by all means go check it out. Trust me, it will rock your socks off. Hamell is first and foremost a seasoned touring musician. He's played in several bands since his teens, ultimately settling many years ago into his successful solo act, Hamell on Trial. In this identity, Hamell has toured the United States and the UK, often with his good friend Ani DiFranco, leaving in his wake enthusiastic new fans of his sarcastic, inventive rock narratives. So, fittingly, the bulk of The Terrorism of Everyday Life is composed of songs from various points in his career, each of which offers audacious yet refreshing commentary on a variety of themes ranging from mortality to drug addiction to American gluttony.
- Ben Demer, dctheatrescene.com

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