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Directing
Three Classroom Language Projects at Stella Adler: 2019 - Omeros, Selections - Derrick Walcott 2018 - Iliad, Book 22 - The Death of Hector - Homer 2015 - Odyssey, Book 5, Nymph & Shipwreck - Homer With Hamlet Isn't Dead : 2016 - As You Like It Pub Edition! 2015 - Love's Labour's Lost 2014 - Henry VI pts 1, 2, 3 (Asst. Director) |
Acting
2018 - weekly workshops of Three Sisters 2009-2016 narrated with Audible.com Off-Off Broadway productions in NYC Regional productions in Central Ohio Staged Readings in New Hampshire Dayle holds a BFA in Drama from NYU's Tisch School of the Arts |
September 17th, 2014
Hamlet Isn't Dead breathes new life into Shakespeare...
The stakes are incredibly high in this play, and by this point you are so immersed in the piece that the language is not overwhelming at all.
"Henry Vi, pts 1, 2, 3 IN REP" (Assistant Director: Dayle Towarnicky)
Reviewed by Natalie Sacks of charged.fm
Hamlet Isn't Dead breathes new life into Shakespeare...
The stakes are incredibly high in this play, and by this point you are so immersed in the piece that the language is not overwhelming at all.
"Henry Vi, pts 1, 2, 3 IN REP" (Assistant Director: Dayle Towarnicky)
Reviewed by Natalie Sacks of charged.fm
October 17th, 2010
As Deborah, who ages from 11 to 49, Dayle Towarnicky infuses her scenes and lines with fresh inflections and a revealing range of emotions. Watching her age from the girlish to the womanly and wise is a delight.
"From Door to Door" feat. Dayle Towarnicky (Deborah) Reviewed by Michael Grossberg of The Columbus Dispatch
As Deborah, who ages from 11 to 49, Dayle Towarnicky infuses her scenes and lines with fresh inflections and a revealing range of emotions. Watching her age from the girlish to the womanly and wise is a delight.
"From Door to Door" feat. Dayle Towarnicky (Deborah) Reviewed by Michael Grossberg of The Columbus Dispatch
July 12th, 2010
As one of France’s ladies, Rosaline, Towarnicky shifts easily from feigned wide-eyed innocence to smirking coolness reminiscent of Claire Trevor, the queen of film noir.
"Love's Labour's Lost" Reviewed by theatrevault.com contributing writer, Danielle Filas
As one of France’s ladies, Rosaline, Towarnicky shifts easily from feigned wide-eyed innocence to smirking coolness reminiscent of Claire Trevor, the queen of film noir.
"Love's Labour's Lost" Reviewed by theatrevault.com contributing writer, Danielle Filas
May 14th, 2010
Eight actresses become veritable chameleons in multiple roles as Anne's friends, relatives, rivals, pursuers, investigators and acquaintances. Kudos to Emily Bach, Meghan Durham, Susie Gerald, Ellen Knolls, Joyce Leahy, Krista Lively Stauffer, Shanelle Marie and Dayle Towarnicky for their elegant and whimsical versatility.
"Attempts on Her Life" Review by Michael Grossberg of the Columbus Dispatch.
Eight actresses become veritable chameleons in multiple roles as Anne's friends, relatives, rivals, pursuers, investigators and acquaintances. Kudos to Emily Bach, Meghan Durham, Susie Gerald, Ellen Knolls, Joyce Leahy, Krista Lively Stauffer, Shanelle Marie and Dayle Towarnicky for their elegant and whimsical versatility.
"Attempts on Her Life" Review by Michael Grossberg of the Columbus Dispatch.
April 9th, 2010
Dayle Towarnicky brings a plaintive woundedness and a sense of ravaged youthfulness to Laura, Amanda's painfully shy and crippled daughter. This Laura is clearly as fragile and easily damaged as one of the miniature glass pieces in the small menagerie she obsesses over in the living room of the Wingfield's modest apartment.
"The Glass Menagerie" Review by Michael Grossberg of the Columbus Dispatch
Dayle Towarnicky brings a plaintive woundedness and a sense of ravaged youthfulness to Laura, Amanda's painfully shy and crippled daughter. This Laura is clearly as fragile and easily damaged as one of the miniature glass pieces in the small menagerie she obsesses over in the living room of the Wingfield's modest apartment.
"The Glass Menagerie" Review by Michael Grossberg of the Columbus Dispatch
February 16th, 2010
15 skilled actor-singers conjures affecting drama with their heartrending monologues, soul-stirring solo singing, and mournful choral harmonies (arranged by Elise Toscano, Anisha Nagarajan, and Dayle Towarnicky).
A review in Backstage of "Decade at a Glance" performed in NYC
15 skilled actor-singers conjures affecting drama with their heartrending monologues, soul-stirring solo singing, and mournful choral harmonies (arranged by Elise Toscano, Anisha Nagarajan, and Dayle Towarnicky).
A review in Backstage of "Decade at a Glance" performed in NYC
