Dana Ivey's guest appearances

Dana Ivey

ATW - Downstage Center

Person Place Thing with Randy Cohen

Off and On: A New York Theatre podcast

CUNY TV's Theater Talk

Cure for the Common Actor

Eric Bogosian

Todd Haimes

David Rockwell

John Kander

John Cullum

Charles Busch

Horton Foote

David Ives

Rebecca Luker

Hallie Foote

Woodie King

Marian Seldes

Murray Abraham

Daphne Rubin-Vega

Paul Rudnick

OwlTail

A fine actor and an honorable person, she has a fondness for that racist claptrap Gone With the Wind. “That’s the dichotomy in my heart and soul,” she tells the English Speaking Union. She’s not alone. It is the second most beloved book in America, behind only the Bible. When good people love bad books. Music from Rich Jenkins.

<p>A fine actor and an honorable person, she has a fondness for that racist claptrap <em>Gone With the Wind</em>. “That’s the dichotomy in my heart and soul,” she tells the English Speaking Union. She’s not alone. It is the second most beloved book in America, behind only the Bible. When good people love bad books. Music from Rich Jenkins.</p>

Five-time Tony Nominee Dana Ivey ("The Help" and "Home Alone 2: Lost in New York") joins Cure for the Common Actor as her and Christian discuss being a luddite, manipulation and doing as much work as you possibly you can.

Episode 1.9 - Dana Ivey

Actress Dana Ivey and playwright Paul Rudnick discuss the 19th century British playwright Oscar Wilde and his classic work “The Importance of Being Earnest.” Also, AndrewAndrew report from a press preview of “Priscilla Queen of The Desert.”

Dana Ivey and Paul Rudnick

During limited engagement at Lincoln Center Theater as Mrs. Malaprop in the classic comedy "The Rivals", stage veteran and multiple Tony Award nominee Dana Ivey recalls creating the title role in "Driving Miss Daisy" and contemplates her frequent typecasting as difficult, humorless women. Original air date - January 7, 2005.

Dana Ivey (#37) January, 2005