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"Lisa Bostnar delivers a star turn."​
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Recent news...

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  • Lisa starts off 2025 shooting this unique, powerful feature film., POINTING FINGERS.

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  • Lisa stars in THISTLES, a new play by Cyndy A. Marion, which premieres at the renowned Off-Broadway theatre, 59E59 on November 15. Tickets are available by clicking the THISTLES art to the left.

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  • Lisa was very proud to work with the National Black Theatre in a reading of Lewis Payton's latest play, LOST FRIENDS. Stand by for more news in November 2023.

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  • Lisa filmed a touching and very funny feature film, CHOPIN with director, Vincent Lin. Click article at left to read about the film. â€‹

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  • Lisa recently shot a starring role in a new film, BLAME with Karen Lynn Gorney. Click trailer at left.​​​

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  • Wrapped a two-character indie short film made by award-winning filmmaker Laina Barakat entitled THE WAITING ROOM.

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  • Lisa closed critically acclaimed productions of ALWAYS, PATSY CLINE, and A DOLL'S HOUSE, Part 2 in which she played Nora.

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  • Independent film, SOMEWHERE IN JULY, winning awards in this year's festival circuit. Lisa stars as the mother of a transgender child.

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Lisa Bostnar rehearsing "The Lover" with director Alvin Epstein

BLAME Trailer

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  • Lisa starred in an award-winning production of THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK at Playhouse on Park in Hartford.

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  • Received wonderful notices ("The standout is Lisa Bostnar... (she) gives a monologue that would be worth the price of admission all its own." -Ledger-Transcript) for her performance in STEEL MAGNOLIAS.

 

  • Lisa had a smash run in Sharr White's ANNAPURNA with co-star Gus Kaikkonen.

 

  • Starred in Jackob Hofmann's new play, A PERSISTENT MEMORY at the Beckett Theatre on Theatre Row in NYC. The play was directed by Jessi D. Hill..

 

  • Lisa did a reading of Karen Sunde's play TO MOSCOW at the Players Club in NYC with Gordon Clapp, Ann-Marie-Cusson, Katherine Romans, Garly Sloan and Elise Stone. Directed by Bob Lawson.​

Alvin Epstein with Lisa.

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Gordon Clapp and Lisa in a

reading of "The Dead Letter Office".

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