David Jon Wilson

The People vs. Mona New York Theatre Wire review

Musical highlights are David Jon Wilson as Officer Bell holding a note so long in "Officer Bell's Turn" Momma Rose might blush

Village Theatre Festival of New Musicals: Saint Heaven

I appeared as Garrison Martin, a.k.a. "Greasy," in a reading of Saint Heaven at the Village Theatre Festival of New Musicals in Seattle. With a book by Martin Casella and music/lyrics by Keith Gordon, this show is an amazing piece of entertainment. More information here...www.saintheaven.com

In August 2007 appeared as Officer Bell in the off-Broadway production of The People vs Mona, a great new musical created by Jim Wann, one of the creaters of Pump Boys and Dinettes. Click below for more information...

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The People vs. Mona New York Post review

The Southern corn-pone jokes aren't exactly sophisticated, but they work anyway, thanks mostly to the high spirits of the cast. They're all terrific, particularly the strong-voiced cabaret singer Natalie Douglas as the judge and David Jon Wilson as a cop whose proudest accomplishment is having played Curly in a production of "Oklahoma!"...

The People vs. Mona theatermania.com review

The handsome and strong-voiced David Jon Wilson also gets his share of chuckles as seeming good guy Officer Bell, who nonetheless holds a grudge that the deceased wouldn't let him record his turn as Curly in Oklahoma!...

The People vs. Mona nytheatre.com review

Many of these come across as genuinely joyous: Richard Binder, who plays Jim, has a great likable presence and a fine singing voice, and among his co-stars David Jon Wilson (as Officer Bell) and Omri Schein (as Bloodweather and several other oddball characters) are especially skillful...

Coeur d'Alene Summer Theatre's 40th Anniversary: Carousel in Concert

This was CST's first production (hence the name "Carousel Players"), presented with costumes, lead roles by CST veterans (see below), the 60-member NIC chorale as the chorus, and a 28-piece orchestra. Ticket price is $40 each (40th anniversary, $40, yeah you get it)

The People vs. Mona

I performed in a benefit concert reading of a new musical called "The People vs Mona" November 7, 2006, at Manhattan Theatre Source. This fun, foot-stomping new show was created by Jim Wann, one of the creaters of Pump Boys and Dinettes, and Patricia Miller. Ground Up Productions produced it, and the artistic team that worked on this show was amazing.

Unsung 2006: Sex, Love and Lies

I performed in a benefit concert called Unsung 2006: Sex, Love and Lies October 16, 2006, at the Lucille Lortel Theatre in Manhattan. This show raised money in support of Broadway Cares/Equity Fights Aids and showcased all original music from some very talented composers, including Andrew Lippa and Laurence O'Keefe. The cast was amazing. Check out the following website for more info: www.fantasticfeats.com.

Come Fly With Me�A Rat Pack revue

I created and performed a revue of famous Rat Pack songs at Thumpers Restaurant & Lounge in Seattle April and May of 2006. For more info, click on "read more"…