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Grey Gardens: Based on 1975 Documentary

Christine Demuth in Stillpointe Theatre's production of "Grey Gardens"
Rob Clatterbuck
Christine Demuth in Stillpointe Theatre's production of "Grey Gardens"
Christine Demuth in Stillpointe Theatre's production of "Grey Gardens"
Credit Rob Clatterbuck
Christine Demuth in Stillpointe Theatre's production of "Grey Gardens"

J. Wynn Rousuck  reviews a play based on the 1975 documentary film of the same name, Grey Gardens is a tragic, frequently funny and utterly unforgettable musical about two “staunch” and legendary American women: Edith Bouvier Beale, and her grown daughter, Edie.  With a diverse musical songbook, including Tin Pan Alley jigs and soaring ballads, Grey Gardens is a unique tapestry of lost dream, sacrifice, and unstoppable hope—heartfelt, witty and compassionate. Grey Gardens is  directed by Danielle Robinette and Ryan Haase and it continues at  Stillpointe Theatre through February 4th

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J. WynnRousuckhas been reviewing theater for WYPR's Midday (and previously, Maryland Morning) since 2007. Prior to that, she was the theater critic of The Baltimore Sun, where she reviewed more than 3,000 plays over the course of 23 years. Her feature coverage for The Sun included a comprehensive series chronicling the development of the Tony Award-winning musical, “Hairspray.” Judy got her start at The Cleveland Press and at Cleveland’s fine arts radio station,WCLV. Her broadcasting experience also includes a year as an on-air theater critic for Maryland Public Television.A member of the Artistic Advisory Committee of Young Audiences of Maryland, Judy is also a freelance teacher for the Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth and the Hippodrome Foundation, Inc. (the Hippodrome’s non-profit partner, which focuses on education and outreach). She was a faculty member at the Eugene O’Neill Theater Center’s Critics Institute in Waterford, CT, for two decades; she is a former National Endowment for Humanities Journalism Fellow; and she was a visiting student at Brown University (2007-2008), under the mentorship of Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright, Paula Vogel. Judy and her husband, Alan Fink, share their home with two dogs, who enjoy hearing their “Master’s Voice” on WYPR.
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