Wynn Harmon

Wynn Harmon
Wynn Harmon
Born	7 November 1960; Upper St. Clair, Pennsylvania, U.S.
Education	Boston University (BFA); American Conservatory Theater (MFA)
Occupation	Actor

Wynn Harmon (born in Upper St. Clair, 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:

As You Like It[3]
The premiere of Tibet Does Not Exist[4]

Regional

Regional credits include:

Lost in the Stars at Washington National Opera, Kennedy Center Washington DC
Show Boat at Washington National Opera, Kennedy Center Washington DC
Camelot at Glimmerglass Festival
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

Trevor Babcock on All My Children[22]
Mark in the film Paper Cranes[22]

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References

"Pittsburgh stars on Broadway" (pdf). Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
"Karas and Lodge to Star in Arena Stage's Heidi Chronicles". Broadway World. 16 March 2007.
Newmark, Judith (30 May 2004). "Strong performances make for an appealing "As You Like It"". St Louis Post-Dispatch.
Bruckner, DJR (10 October 1997). "Some philosophy lessons from a cunning monk". The New York Times.
Marks, Peter (16 April 2007). "In Arena "Heidi Chronicles", she's still single but seriously dated". Washington Post.
Hernandez, Ernio (7 April 2005). "Long Wharf's moon Misbegotten but not Forgotten". Playbill.
Welsh, Anne Marie (8 April 2006). "The Globe's "Constant Wife" stays finely tuned and funny". The San Diego Union-Tribune.
Perry, Tony (2 September 2002). "Globe's "Pericles" is a weird and wild ride". LA Times.
Welsh, Anne Marie (11 July 2005). "Eerie, bloody "Macbeth" ready for its closeup". San Diego Union-Tribune.
Welsh, Anne Marie (11 July 2006). "Tresnjak's "Titus" at Globe a skillful mix of glee and gore". San Diego Union-Tribune.
Romotsky, Sally R (22 June 2009). "Merry Wives of Windsor". Shakespeare Bulletin.
Vincent, Mal (30 September 1998). "Multiple roles challenge actor's versatility". The Virginian-Pilot. Archived from the original on 2 November 2012.
Kelly, Kevin (29 May 1992). "CONGREVE GOES BOOP-BOOP-DE-BOOP AT HUNTINGTON, AND IT'S A DELIGHT". Boston Globe.
Klein, Alvin (30 June 2002). "This case no match for Sherlock Holmes". New York Times.
Klein, Alvin (25 August 1991). "A Musical of Wry Comments on Class". New York Times. Retrieved 23 January 2010.
Gates, Anita (17 December 2006). "A Pair of 'Carols' and One Little Elf". New York Times.
Pringle, Peter (1 May 2009). "Mystery about Titanic takes stage at Riverside".
Ouellette, Michelle (5 July 2001). ""Balmoral" misfires". The Press-Republican.
Ouellette, Michelle (5 July 2001). "Depot scores with 'Time of My Life'". The Press-Republican.
Fowler, Linda A (17 September 2007). "'Our Town,' downsized". Star-Ledger.
"Noel Coward's "Private Lives" at Palm Beach Dramaworks". Broadway World. 21 June 2009.
"ARENA STAGE PRESENTS THE PULITZER PRIZE-WINNING CONTEMPORARY COMEDY THE HEIDI CHRONICLES" (PDF) (Press release). Arena Stage. 15 March 2007.

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[1] "Pittsburgh stars on Broadway" (pdf). Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.

[BW-2] "Karas and Lodge to Star in Arena Stage's Heidi Chronicles". Broadway World. 16 March 2007.

[3] Newmark, Judith (30 May 2004). "Strong performances make for an appealing "As You Like It"". St Louis Post-Dispatch.

[4] Bruckner, DJR (10 October 1997). "Some philosophy lessons from a cunning monk". The New York Times.

[5] Marks, Peter (16 April 2007). "In Arena "Heidi Chronicles", she's still single but seriously dated". Washington Post.

[6] Hernandez, Ernio (7 April 2005). "Long Wharf's moon Misbegotten but not Forgotten". Playbill.

[7] Welsh, Anne Marie (8 April 2006). "The Globe's "Constant Wife" stays finely tuned and funny". The San Diego Union-Tribune.

[8] Perry, Tony (2 September 2002). "Globe's "Pericles" is a weird and wild ride". LA Times.

[9] Welsh, Anne Marie (11 July 2005). "Eerie, bloody "Macbeth" ready for its closeup". San Diego Union-Tribune.

[10] Welsh, Anne Marie (11 July 2006). "Tresnjak's "Titus" at Globe a skillful mix of glee and gore". San Diego Union-Tribune.

[11] Romotsky, Sally R (22 June 2009). "Merry Wives of Windsor". Shakespeare Bulletin.

[12] Vincent, Mal (30 September 1998). "Multiple roles challenge actor's versatility". The Virginian-Pilot. Archived from the original on 2 November 2012.

[13] Kelly, Kevin (29 May 1992). "CONGREVE GOES BOOP-BOOP-DE-BOOP AT HUNTINGTON, AND IT'S A DELIGHT". Boston Globe.

[14] Klein, Alvin (30 June 2002). "This case no match for Sherlock Holmes". New York Times.

[15] Klein, Alvin (25 August 1991). "A Musical of Wry Comments on Class". New York Times. Retrieved 23 January 2010.

[16] Gates, Anita (17 December 2006). "A Pair of 'Carols' and One Little Elf". New York Times.

[17] Pringle, Peter (1 May 2009). "Mystery about Titanic takes stage at Riverside".

[18] Ouellette, Michelle (5 July 2001). ""Balmoral" misfires". The Press-Republican.

[19] Ouellette, Michelle (5 July 2001). "Depot scores with 'Time of My Life'". The Press-Republican.

[20] Fowler, Linda A (17 September 2007). "'Our Town,' downsized". Star-Ledger.

[21] "Noel Coward's "Private Lives" at Palm Beach Dramaworks". Broadway World. 21 June 2009.

[arena-22] "ARENA STAGE PRESENTS THE PULITZER PRIZE-WINNING CONTEMPORARY COMEDY THE HEIDI CHRONICLES" (PDF) (Press release). Arena Stage. 15 March 2007.