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Galen appeared as Caesar in “Julius Caesar” with Catskill Mountain Shakespeare Company in Hunter, NY.

Press:

Praise for CAMELOT:

“Galen Murphy-Hoffman brings a physicality to his role as King Arthur that not only evokes the king’s boyish side but also presents the reflective nature of a man wrestling between duty and desire, right and wrong. He has a captivating presence on stage.”

—Kim Jackson, RDU On Stage

Praise for PICKED UP:

Much praise is due...Galen Murphy-Hoffman (“Man 2”) who never [misses] a beat.
— Bart Greenberg, Nitelife Exchange
Hoffman’s performance is perfect
— Myra Chanin, Theater Pizzazz

Praise for NEXT TO NORMAL:

including father Dan wonderfully played and sung by Galen Murphy-Hoffman
— Julia M. Klein, Philadelphia Inquirer

Praise for HAMLET:

Galen Murphy-Hoffman gives his strongest performance as Claudius during his soliloquy, beginning on his throne and ending on his knees crying, attempting to pray and ask forgiveness. For just a moment, he becomes a sympathetic human being. His tenderness towards Gertrude is truly loving as he holds her hand and looks longingly at her. Only towards the end does he turn into a scheming villain.
— Charles Green, DC Metro Theater Arts

Praise for ASSASSINS:

Silken-toned Galen Murphy-Hoffman cuts a would-be matinee idol-dapper figure as John Wilkes Booth, desperately trying to write a self-justifying manifesto for killing Lincoln. His song-battle with Kevin Singer’s resonant Balladeer puts the show on firm footing and Booth’s legacy in a provocative perspective.
— Robert Hurwitt, SF Gate