BOOCOCK = BABE RUTH

Boocock is a Babe Ruth hologram based on flickery footage circa 1927. With supporting data points by Jimmy Stewart in ‘Mr. Smith Goes to Washington’ 1939.

From “Boocock’s House of Baseball” – nominated for two New York Innovative Theatre Awards – including best performer in a solo show.

BOOCOCK = GIAMBI

“Mega-mega bat-speed, crack, cheaper balsa-wood bat broken in half, flipa-flipa, the heavier end is coming my way, gack, shard in my throat. (Beat. Smile. Hork.) People will pay extra for that!”

From “Boocock’s House of Baseball”, nominated for two New York Innovative Theatre Awards – including best performer in a solo show.

WORLD SERIES FAN

Boocock on American Public Radio during WS 2007 recalls singing a capella with his Octet (plus one) crew at Yankee Stadium in 1984. Featuring Dave Righetti, Don Mattingly & White Bucks. With special thanks to Kevin Wiest and his tape of the 1981 Octet at the Stadium, featuring Phil Rizzuto & Fran Healy.

CLUB 666

Boocock = Pat Robertson who takes on Hugo Chavez, meets Pinochet.

COMMERCIAL SPOTS

Boocock sampler reel: commercials & promos for TV.

BOOCOCK = THE DAUPHIN

“You better not get near me now with that lit cigarette, or you’re liable to blow us both up. Or at the very least, start a very difficult to extinguish… grease-fire.”

From “Boocock is Boocock” – presented at HERE Arts Center, NYC. In this solo performance, Boocock helps navigate us through his self-help induced zeigeist effluvium of pop culture, politics and baseball. Boocock’s third solo comedy/performance piece, Boocock’s House of Baseball, was nominated for two New York Innovative Theatre Awards – including best performer in a solo show.

BOOCOCK = PINOCHET

Boocock IS Pinochet. “Take off your shoes, pants and underpants. Leave your socks on. Pulled up to your knees. Now walk around your old grade school.“

From “Boocock is Boocock” – presented at HERE Arts Center, NYC. In this solo performance, Boocock navigates us through his self-help induced zeigeist effluvium of pop culture, politics and baseball. Boocock’s third solo comedy/performance piece, Boocock’s House of Baseball, was nominated for two New York Innovative Theatre Awards – including best performer in a solo show.

BOOCOCK NOMINATED FOR NYIT AWARD

Boocock’s House of Baseball” honored with 2 nominations at the New York Innovative Theatre Awards Gala on July 17th 2006.

Praise for ‘Boocock’s House of Baseball’

Then there are fans who talk about a game as if it were a dance, a metaphysical condition or a contest of the gods, and suddenly it seems as if you’re missing out on something…(Boocock’s) charming monologue establishes a sincere but goofy parallel between the declines of professional baseball and American politics. As a hybrid ...

Waiting for Madam Butterfly

In Central Park, a live broadcast performance of Puccini’s Madam Butterfly is about to commence, but first we must deal with the radio DJ and his peculiar brand of sunstroke.

Performed by Paul Boocock
Written & Directed by Onome Ekeh

What is ‘The One’?

They’re trying to keep it all secret…7, seven, SEVEN!!!