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Wynn Harmon (born in
Upper St. Clair Township, Pennsylvania),
[1] is an American stage and television actor.
Credits
Broadway
On
Broadway he played The Detective in
Porgy and Bess (also telecast
Live from Lincoln Center on
PBS).
[2]
Off Broadway
Off-Broadway credits include:
Regional
Regional credits include:
-
Lost in the Stars at
Washington National Opera,
Kennedy Center Washington DC
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Show Boat at
Washington National Opera,
Kennedy Center Washington DC
-
Camelot at
Glimmerglass Festival
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Carousel at
Glimmerglass Festival
-
Ariadne in Naxos at
Glimmerglass Festival
-
Lost in the Stars at
Glimmerglass Festival
-
The Music Man at
Glimmerglass Festival and
Royal Opera House of Muscat, Oman
-
Hamlet at
Shakespeare on the Sound
-
The Hound of the Baskervilles at
New Jersey Repertory Theatre
-
The Habit of Art at
The Studio Theatre Washington DC
-
The Alchemist,
Love's Labor's Lost at
The Shakespeare Theatre,
Washington DC
-
Hamlet at
Pioneer Theatre Company,
Salt Lake City, Utah
-
Cymbeline,
Romeo and Juliet,
A Midsummer Night's Dream,
Pride and Prejudice at
Orlando Shakespeare Festival
-
The 39 Steps at
The Depot Theatre,
Westport, New York
-
God of Carnage at
Hartford TheatreWorks
-
The Heidi Chronicles at
Arena Stage
[2]
[5]
-
A Moon for the Misbegotten at
Long Wharf Theatre, Hartford Stage and
The Alley Theatre
[6]
-
The Constant Wife,
[7]
Pericles,
[8]
Macbeth,
[9]
The Comedy of Errors,
The Winter's Tale,
Othello,
A Midsummer Night's Dream,
Titus Andronicus,
[10]
Romeo and Juliet,
Merry Wives of Windsor,
[11]
All's Well That Ends Well at
The Old Globe Theatre
-
Sylvia and
Travels with My Aunt at
Virginia Stage and
Syracuse Stage;
[12]
-
The Way of the World at
Huntington Theatre Company;
[13]
-
The West End Horror and
A Christmas Carol at
Bay Street Theatre;
[14]
-
Me and My Girl at
Candlewood Playhouse
[15]
-
Scrooge in
A Christmas Carol at the
Westport Country Playhouse;
[16]
- 1776,
Anything Goes,
Moon Over Buffalo,
Noises Off, Murderers and Scotland Road at
Riverside Theatre in Vero Beach
[17]
-
Time of My Life,
Balmoral,
[18]
Tartuffe,
The Mousetrap and
Moon Over Buffalo at
Depot Theatre
[19]
-
Much Ado About Nothing;
Romeo and Juliet at
Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival
-
Our Town at
Two River Theatre.
[20]
-
Private Lives at Palm Beach Dramaworks
[21]
Television
References
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^
"Pittsburgh stars on Broadway" (PDF). Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
- ^
a
b
"Karas and Lodge to Star in Arena Stage's Heidi Chronicles". Broadway World. 16 March 2007.
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^ Newmark, Judith (30 May 2004).
"Strong performances make for an appealing "As You Like It"". St Louis Post-Dispatch.
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^ Bruckner, DJR (10 October 1997).
"Some philosophy lessons from a cunning monk". The New York Times.
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^ Marks, Peter (16 April 2007).
"In Arena "Heidi Chronicles", she's still single but seriously dated".
The Washington Post.
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^ Hernandez, Ernio (7 April 2005).
"Long Wharf's moon Misbegotten but not Forgotten".
Playbill.
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^ Welsh, Anne Marie (8 April 2006).
"The Globe's "Constant Wife" stays finely tuned and funny".
The San Diego Union-Tribune.
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^ Perry, Tony (2 September 2002).
"Globe's "Pericles" is a weird and wild ride".
Los Angeles Times.
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^ Welsh, Anne Marie (11 July 2005).
"Eerie, bloody "Macbeth" ready for its closeup".
San Diego Union-Tribune.
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^ Welsh, Anne Marie (11 July 2006).
"Tresnjak's "Titus" at Globe a skillful mix of glee and gore".
San Diego Union-Tribune.
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^ Romotsky, Sally R (22 June 2009).
"Merry Wives of Windsor". Shakespeare Bulletin.
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^ Vincent, Mal (30 September 1998).
"Multiple roles challenge actor's versatility".
The Virginian-Pilot. Archived from
the original on 2 November 2012.
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^ Kelly, Kevin (29 May 1992).
"CONGREVE GOES BOOP-BOOP-DE-BOOP AT HUNTINGTON, AND IT'S A DELIGHT".
Boston Globe.
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^ Klein, Alvin (30 June 2002).
"This case no match for Sherlock Holmes".
The New York Times.
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^ Klein, Alvin (25 August 1991).
"A Musical of Wry Comments on Class".
The New York Times. Retrieved 23 January 2010.
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^ Gates, Anita (17 December 2006).
"A Pair of 'Carols' and One Little Elf".
The New York Times.
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^ Pringle, Peter (1 May 2009).
"Mystery about Titanic takes stage at Riverside".
TCPalm.
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^ Ouellette, Michelle (5 July 2001).
""Balmoral" misfires".
The Press-Republican.
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^ Ouellette, Michelle (5 July 2001).
"Depot scores with 'Time of My Life'".
The Press-Republican.
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^ Fowler, Linda A (17 September 2007).
"'Our Town,' downsized".
The Star-Ledger.
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^ Higgins, Beau (21 June 2009).
"Noel Coward's "Private Lives" at Palm Beach Dramaworks".
Broadway World.
- ^
a
b
"ARENA STAGE PRESENTS THE PULITZER PRIZE-WINNING CONTEMPORARY COMEDY THE HEIDI CHRONICLES" (PDF) (Press release). Arena Stage. 15 March 2007.