Caleb Hammond’s 1000 Wolves

The Wolfman lives through the history of the twentieth century. En route, he stumbles through layers of time, like the layers of a palimpsest, into the histories of thousands of others just like him; some famous, some anonymous. He puts his ear “to the heart chamber of the world”, and as suggested by Nietzsche and Artaud the result is a beautiful, horrible fragmentation of the self.

Caleb Hammond is a director, actor and writer of theater work, as well as a visual artist. Recently he has created and directed Sick at the Ontological, directed a production of Erik Ehn’s Seal Skin at Boston Fever Fest, played the role of Arnie Kott in Jay Schieb’s Untitled MARS at PS122 and the roles of William Faulkner and Mr. Rowe in Scheib’s This Place is a Desert at The Pubic Theater’s Under the Radar Festival.