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J. Wynn Rousuck

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As seen in: WYPR-FM (Baltimore, MD), Baltimore Sun, Writer's Digest, American Theatre
Author of novel, "Please Write"; theater critic @WYPR881FM (NPR , Baltimore); former longtime Baltimore Sun theater critic; former faculty @ONeill_Center, etc.
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A decade of 10-minute plays with '10x10x10' from Fells Point Corner Theatre

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Mira Lamdon Klein, Emma Staisloff and Joe Dignam in “A Working Title,” one of the 10-minute plays in the 2023 production of “10x10x10.” This year marks a decade of Fells Point Corner Theatre's 10x10x10, a festival of 10-minute plays. 10x10x10 stands for 10 ten-minute plays, performed by a company of 10 actors. This year's production runs through August 30. Rousuck's Review Fells Point Corner TheatreTheaterRousuck's ReviewJ. Wynn Rousuck
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'The Inn' at Spotlighters Theatre

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Dave Iden plays a bounty hunter in 'The Inn.' This week, theatre critic J. Wynn Rousuck reviews The Inn, at Spotlighters Theatre through August 16. The time is the Late Middle Ages. The place is a remote inn where five travelers seek shelter from the elements and from a beast said to be roaming nearby. Rousuck's Review Arts & Culture FeaturedRousuck's ReviewJ. Wynn Rousuck
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'Best Line Wins' and 'The Smoker' at Contemporary American Theater Festival

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Lori Vega and Riley Shanahan in “Best Line Wins,” one of the plays in this year's Contemporary American Theater Festival. This week, J. Wynn Rousuck reviews two world premieres in this summer's Contemporary American Theater Festival. Beth Kander’s Best Line Wins is about celebrities Mike Nichols and Elaine May, and Lisa D’Amour’s The Smoker is about ordinary folks who are drawn together by outdoor cigarette breaks.
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