David Coomber: Frankie Hyman

Woody Harrelson Dept: The play takes Canadian actors David Coomber and Brandon Coffey to New York in a story written and directed by Harrelson, star of Cheers and The Hunger Games , according to CBC. The play features the laconic slacker Zach, his black crewmate Frankie and friend Clint, who get involved in a story about someone trying to steal the gun may have been used in an attempt to assassinate Hitler and woody Harrelson s play Bullet for Adolf, which debuted in Toronto last year, made its off-Broadway debut Thursday to mixed reception. Bullet for Adolf tells a story from Harrelson s own life and was written with his friend Frankie Hyman. The two met on a Houston construction crew in 1983, where Harrelson was trying to make money to launch his acting career and Hyman was making a few dollars and trying to kick his drug habit. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.