Denis O'Hare

Denis O'Hare appears in the following:

Micaela Diamond and Denis O'Hare on Starring in Sondheim's Last Musical

Tuesday, December 05, 2023

Micaela Diamond and Denis O'Hare join us to discuss starring in Sondheim's last show, "Here We Are," which is running now at The Shed through January 21.

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John Cameron Mitchell and Denis O’Hare on Reading Nabokov

Wednesday, June 11, 2014

Writer and actor John Cameron Mitchell and actor Denis O'Hare discuss performing two-hander adaptations of works by Vladimir Nabokov on Wednesday, June 11. Luminous Nictitation – an Evening of Russian Metafictional Absurdity is the second installment of A Good Read, a new ongoing reading series of classic works of prose and poetry at Joe’s Pub at The Public that's curated by Mitchell. 

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Guest Picks: Denis O'Hare

Wednesday, June 11, 2014

Denis O'Hare's 3-year-old influences his taste in movies.

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Guest Picks: Denis O'Hare

Wednesday, August 15, 2012

Denis O'Hare was on the Lopate Show, along with co-star Amy Adams, to discuss playing The Baker in the Shakespeare in the Park production of "Into the Woods." He also told us about watching his son grow up and his love of science fiction. Find out what else Denis O'Hare's been reading recently.

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Amy Adams and Denis O'Hare on "Into the Woods"

Wednesday, August 15, 2012

Amy Adams, who stars as the Baker’s Wife, and Denis O’Hare, who stars as the Baker, talk about their roles in the Public Theater’s Shakespeare in the Park production of Stephen Sondheim & James Lapine’s “Into the Woods.” The production is part of the 50th Anniversary season at The Delacorte, home of Shakespeare in the Park.

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End of War: War Culture

Monday, May 28, 2012

What can representations of war on stage, in film and in popular culture tell us about combat? Denis O'Hare, actor and co-writer of An Iliad, Jeanine Basinger, chair of the film studies department at Wesleyan University, and Clive Thompson, contributor to The New York Times Magazine and columnist for Wired discuss whether these representations can change the culture's view of war. 

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