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John Hoogenakker

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  • (May 4, 2012) He played Willie in Eugene O'Neill's play, "The Iceman Cometh," at the Goodman Theatre in Chicago, Illinois with Brian Dennehy (Larry), Nathan Lane (Hickey), James Harms (Jimmy), Piet (John Judd), John Reeger (Larry Neumann Jr.), John Douglas Thompson (Joe Mott), Lee Wilkof (Hugo), Kate Arrington, Lee Stark, Tara Sissom, Salvatore Inerzillo (Rocky the bartender), Marc Grapey (Chuck the bartender), and Stpehen Ouimette (Harry Hope) in the cast. Robert Falls was director. Kevin Depinet was scenic designer. Natasha Katz was lighting designer. Merrily Murray-Walsh was costume designer.
  • (May 2016) He played George in Tim Ryder and Tim Sniffen's play, "Death of a Streetcar Named Virginia Woolf? A Parody," at the Writers' Theatre in Chicago, Illinois with Sean Fortunato (narrator), Jennifer Engstrom (Blanche DuBois), Karen Janes Woditsch (Martha), Michael Perez (Stanley) and Marc Grapey (Willy Loman) in the cast. Stuart Carden and Michael Halberstam were directors.
  • (2017) Portrays the King in Bud Light's "Dilly Dilly" commercials.

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