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- Seasoned actor, voice-over artist and singer with an extensive background in theatre and improv. Rooney Mara meets Chloe Sevigny. The emotional depth and fierceness that comes from being a US Army Iraq War veteran with the comedic quirkiness of Zoe Deschanel. The detective you don’t mess with, the doctor or lawyer who never gives up, the superhero seeking justice (or revenge), the best friend who’s just a little off and the mom who’s trying to keep it all together.
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*REVIEWS*
Mary Poppins
Linsay Rousseau is fabulous as Miss Andrews, the evil nanny of "Brimstone and Treacle" fame. An opera singer and a very dramatic actress, Rousseau does amazing things with her voice that make "Brimstone and Treacle" both more terrifying and more funny than I've ever seen it performed before. Brava! -Regarding ArtsYellow
"Linsay Rousseau, in the unenviable role of the religious fanatic, a kissing cousin to the mom in Carrie, has a steely conviction that is properly scary." -Bay Area Reporter"Linsay Rousseau, in the difficult role of Kendall's fundamentalist mother who does not have a sympathetic bone in her body, is fantastic." -Talkin' Broadway
The Fantasticks
"Wonderfully performed by Linsay Rousseau, this Mute has attitude to spare and becomes an integral part of the action, whether arranging the other characters and props or adding percussion and wind instruments to action." -The Mercury NewsCinderella
"As the Queen, Linsay Rousseau was regal in every best sense of the term with an extraordinary voice to match." -The Mercury NewsSheherezade XII: 2012
"Susan [Linsay Rousseau] and Vacas [Wesley Cayabyab] have the audience rolling in the aisles with laughter." -ForAllEvents.info"Ben Ortega and Linsay Rousseau are a hysterical couple." ForAllEvents.info
Her Rebel Highness
"Stylish, high-kitsch musical review...a doubly retro girl-power part for all." -SF Bay Guardian"Soulful, spry performance...it's bound to be a riot, grrl." -SF Weekly
"Refreshingly original." -BAYSTAGES
The Rocky Horror Show
"The Phantoms sing and dance their way through this house of horrors with such amazing energy and enthusiasm that you forget you're in a small-size theater." -BroadwayWorld.com
