ian campbell dunn
actor/musician
reviews
Get Out of Jail Free - 2007 NYC Fringe Festival
"...the chorus, Politis and Dunn are amusing because they are not anchored to anything, but they only contribute to the artless chaos."Eden's End - Blueberry Pond Theatre Company
"Dunn, the young boyish waiter, waxes poetic..."The Deserter - Samuel French Award Winner
"Dunn’s portrayal of the unsure Private Slovik makes this a moving piece of theatre.""Dunn’s portrayal of the unsure Private Slovik makes this a moving piece of theatre."
-Stagebuzz.com
Landscape of the Body - T. Schreiber Studio
"Ian Campbell Dunn...captures the youthful yearnings and stresses of the role, probably the play's most plausible character.""Other standouts are Ian Campbell Dunn as the sensitive, but misguided Bert.""As a wayward group of teenagers (they) form a tight ensemble."A Temporary Cat / Iraq (Blindness) - Cataract: Plays of the Unseen
"Ian Campbell Dunn is likeable as Jack...""Dunn again stars here..."Balm in Gilead - T. Schreiber Studio
"Ian Campbell Dunn, who is compelling and repellent as Fick, that guy we always try to get away from when we see him on a street corner or wandering into a dive like this one. I end with Fick because he's the emblem of Wilson's most important idea here..." "The company he's (Peter Jensen, director) assembled is without peer on any stage in NYC right now; these 29 actors inhabit their roles viscerally. "
