Bill Barclay - As a composer and multi-instrumentalist, Bill has provided live and recorded scores for PBS, King Lear (La MaMa E.T.C. and Actors’ Shakespeare Project starring Alvin Epstein), Antony & Cleopatra, Turn of the Screw, King John, The Secret of Sherlock Holmes, All’s Well That Ends Well  (Shakespeare & Co.), Living in Exile (Vineyard Playhouse), Thin Air (Connecticut Rep), The Captain’s Doll (Wellfleet Harbor Actors’ Theatre), As You Like It (Boston Center for the Arts), and Hamlet, Julius Caesar, and Richard III (Actors’ Shakespeare Project).  Bill’s original music-drama, The Hamlet Symphony opened the New Center for Drama and Film at Vassar College in 2003.  His latest full-length musical, Call of the Wild is currently enjoying a year-long US tour with the National Players.  Also a trained actor, his productions include Achilles in War Music (Chicago Humanities Festival), The Rivals (The Huntington Theatre Co.), Romeo and Juliet (North Shore Music Theatre), L’Histoire du Soldat (ALEA III Orchestra), Demetrius in Titus Andronicus and The Bastard in King John (A.S.P.), and the 4th Street Theatre.  TV:  Brotherhood (Showtime, recurring), and PBS.  Bill continues to develop a new musical lecture series with this summer’s Music in The Elizabethan World Picture performance at Shakespeare & Co.  He has taught acting at Emerson College, Boston University, and the Wang Center (among others), and trained at the National Theatre Institute (with study abroad at the Royal Shakespeare Co.), the University of Siena, Italy, Shakespeare & Co., and the Tanglewood Institute in Lenox, MA.  BA in Music and Drama at Vassar College; MFA Boston University School of Theatre.