RESUME
Heidi in "What the Constitution Means To Me”
Heidi in "What the Constitution Means To Me”
Ruth in "Seven Brides For Seven Brothers”
Ruth in "Seven Brides For Seven Brothers”
NYMF 2014 Marketing Campaign
NYMF 2014 Marketing Campaign
Jeannie in "Mr. Confidential”
Jeannie in "Mr. Confidential”
Brooke in “Other Desert Cities”
Brooke in “Other Desert Cities”
Annette in "God of Carnage”
Annette in "God of Carnage”
In rehearsal as Jeannie in "Mr. Confidential,” NYMF 2014
In rehearsal as Jeannie in "Mr. Confidential,” NYMF 2014
Agnes in "I Do, I Do”
Agnes in "I Do, I Do”
eft: Marguerite in First National Tour "The Scarlet Pimper-nel;" Right: Laurey in Broadway production of “Oklahoma"
eft: Marguerite in First National Tour "The Scarlet Pimper-nel;" Right: Laurey in Broadway production of “Oklahoma"
"Freedom Rider” at Alabama Shakespeare
"Freedom Rider” at Alabama Shakespeare
Jeannie in "Mr. Confidential”
Jeannie in "Mr. Confidential”
Laurey in Broadway production of "Oklahoma”
Laurey in Broadway production of "Oklahoma”
eft: Chick in "Crimes of the Heart;” Right: Hedy in "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying”
eft: Chick in "Crimes of the Heart;” Right: Hedy in "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying”
Amy11
eft: Barrymore award best supporting actress nominee for Ulla in "The Producers;” Right: Susan Fairweather in "Streets of New York” at Irish Repertory Theater
eft: Barrymore award best supporting actress nominee for Ulla in "The Producers;” Right: Susan Fairweather in "Streets of New York” at Irish Repertory Theater
Amy03a

Singin’ in the Rain
Amy Bodnar is simply hilarious as Lina Lamont. This talented Broadway actress embodies the ditzy blond starlet in her solo, ‘What’s Wrong With Me.’ The opening night audience spontaneously sprang to their feet en masse when she took her bow. —Sharon Cummins, seacoastonline.com

Singin’ in the Rain
Amy Bodnar is perfect as the annoying starlet imbibed by her own press … Bodnar defines 1920’s Hollywood silent movie glamour. —Tamara Le, Portsmouth Herald

Hans Christian Andersen
Amy Bodnar dances like the angel the script dictates she is, but don’t overlook that she sings like one, too. Bodnar’s voice, like a flute, surrounds and haunts this tableau. —Maryli Tiemann, Brunswick Times Record

Mr. Confidential the Musical

Bodnar is exquisite as the ditzy blonde with a heart of gold and Ellen Greene squeak. –David Roberts, Theatre Reviews Limited

Life and What We Wanted

At the Clurman Theatre

The Scarlet Pimpernel

At The Kennedy Center

NYMF's Musicals Live Here Series

Photo Exclusive! Oklahoma! and Ragtime actress Amy Bodnar's Subway Serenades.

The Streets of New York

At the Irish Repertory Theatre

White Christmas

By Michael Eck

The Scarlet Pimpernel

At the Ahmanson Theatre

DIVA Talk

Women of musical theatre and the concert/cabaret stage
By Andrew Gans

RESUME