The Danish Widow
World premiere at NY Stage and Film
Written and directed by John Patrick Shanley
with Kiera Sedgwick
written and directed by John Patrick Shanley
Manhattan Theater Club
with Timothee Chalamet and Robert Sean Leonard
The Prodigal Son
"Particularly noteworthy is Boras, superb in her handful of scenes as a supportive wife who's also very much her own person."
Hollywood Reporter
Macbeth
THEATRE FOR A NEW AUDIENCE
Duke on 42nd st.
Directed by Arin Arbus
Written by William Shakespeare
with John Douglas Thompson
"Annika Boras’s fierce Lady M"
- Time Out
"Annika Boras is electric in the role..."
- NYTheater.com
Chair
THEATRE FOR A NEW AUDIENCE
Duke on 42nd st.
American Premiere of Edward Bond's Chair
directed by Robert Woodruff
The Miracle Worker
"Annika Boras is a force of nature"
- THE NEW YORK TIMES
Paper Mill Playhouse
Directed by Susan Fenicelle
Written by William Gibson
Classic Stage Company
Directed by Brian Kulick, Annie-B Parson, Paul Lazar, Gisella Cardenas
Translation by, Anne Carson
An Oresteia
"Annika Boras’s considerable powers are wasted here in the title role."
- The New York Times
Orlando
Classic Stage Company
Directed by Rebbeca
Taichman
By Sarah Ruhl
Choreography by Annie-B Parson
New York Premier
The Man From Nebraska
Second Stage Theater
Directed by David Cromer
By Tracy Letts
New York Premier
with Reed Birney, Annette O'Toole
"Ms. Boras gives a wonderful performance and livens the stage every moment she is on it."
- Reviews Off -Broadway
“The first act is dominated by Orlando’s swooning courtship of the mysterious Russian princess (Ms. Boras smolders effectively)”
- THE NEW YORK TIMES
Theater For A New Audience Duke at 42nd st
Directed by Selina Cartmell
Choreography by Annie-B Parson
By John Ford
La Jolla Playhouse
Directed by Doug Hughes
By Ayad Akhtar
World Premier
"The most fearlessly self-flagellating performance is supplied by Boras: Nobody does psychosexual squalor quite like she does. And no actress uses her leading-lady beauty against herself quite so effectively."
- Vulture
"At random, I might note Annika Boras, bright, wifely, decent and sexy..."
-San Diego Story
The Broken Heart
JUNK
Irish Repertory Company
Directed by Charlotte Moore
Choreography by Barry McNabb
By book and lyrics by Anne Croswell
Music by Lee Pockriss
Based on Oscar Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest
ART
Directed by Gadi Roll
By William Shakespeare
“…Adorable, especially Annika Boras, who plays Gwendoline as a sexy prig.”
-THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
“Annika Boras’s surly punk-princess Juliet..."
-The BOSTON PHOENIX
Ernest in Love
Romeo & Juliet
-Sundance Directors Lab, NYC - Adderall Diaries
-The Broken Heart rehearsal - photographed for THE NEW YORK TIMES
-Vinyard Arts Project - RADA alum devising new work with The Lark playwrights
Workshops readings
rehearsal
Paper Mill Playhouse
Directed by David Schweitzer
By Oscar Wilde
with Lynn Redgrave
“….the utterly self-possessed Gwendolen (Annika Boras in a charming turn), whose green and white parasol threatens to become a lethal weapon.”
-THE NEW YORK TIMES