Career Highlights
DAYTIME TV: Somerset (India Delaney, 1970-72), Guiding Light (Johnsie La Fite, 1989), Another World, Guiding Light (1984), One Life to Live (Molly O'Day, 1999). 

PRIMETIME TV: Fame (Mrs. Murphy, 1982), Fantasy Island, Garry Moore Show, Car 54 Where Are You?, The Phil Silvers Show, The Perry Como Show, The Gershwin Years, Victor Borge's 20th Anniversary Show.

TV COMMERCIALS: Revlon, Breck, Gillette, Prudential, United Airlines, A&P Mouthwash, A-1 Steak Sauce, Right Guard, Hartford Gas, Orange Plus, Westside Federal Savings Bank.

THEATER: Vengence at Collinwood (Jessica Loomis, 2005), The House (Caroline, 2004), Return to Collinwood (Jessica Loomis, 2003), The Lark (Queen Yolande and Mother, NYC, 1989), Barflys Part I (Connie Mae, NYC, 1988), Alone Together (Connie Mae, 1987, Nebraska), Along Came a Spider (Cynthia, 1985, NYC), In the Boom Boom Room (Helen, 1985-86, NYC), Forty Carats (Ann Stanley, 1984), Mummer's End (Peaches Catania, 1977, Washington, D.C.), Night of the Iguana (Maxine Faulk, 1976-77, Rochester, MI), Born Yesterday (Billie Dawn, 1975, Rochester, MI), Goodbye Charlie (Rusty), I Ought to Be In Pictures (Steffy), Burlesque (Bonnie Kene, 1969), Romantic Comedy (Blanche), Deathtrap (Myra), Listen to the Lions (Fuzzy Delgado), Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (Martha), Harlequinade (1959), Bell Book and Candle, Electra, The Only Game in Town (Fran), Bartholomew Fair (Ursula), Star Spangled Girl, Ring 'Round The Room (Lady India), Period of Adjustment (Dorothea Bates), Enter Laughing (Angela Marlowe), Angel Street (Nancy).

BROADWAY: Last Licks (Fiona Raymond, 1979-80), Mert and Phil (The Beauty Lady, 1975), The Women (Crystal Allen, 1972-73), The Right Honorable Gentleman (Helen Garland, 1965-66), The Beauty Part (Roxanne deVilbiss, 1962-63), Sweet Charity (Ursula, 1966-67), Nobody Loves an Albatross (Linda, 1963), Gypsy (Chorus Girl, 1959).

NATIONAL TOURS: Carousel (Mrs. Mulin), Sly Fox (Miss Fancy, 1977-78).

MISC:

• Book Recordings for Jewish Guild for the Blind. 

• Member of American Renaissance Theatre. 

• Wrote autobiography, On Stage & In Shadows, 2005.

DONNA WANDREY has appeared in over 300 TV and radio commercials, but is probably best known as the vampire, Roxanne Drew, on the gothic Soap Opera, DARK SHADOWS.  BROADWAY:  Alan Ayckbourn’s critically acclaimed trilogy, THE NORMAN CONQUESTS which she also performed in L.A. and on tour.  OFF-BROADWAY:  YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU, THE BROWNSTONE URGE.  REGIONAL THEATRE:  MIRACLE ON SOUTH DIVISION STREET (Shaker Bridge Theatre), OTHER DESERT CITIES (Triad Stage, NC), THE GLASS MENAGERIE (Vermont Stage), MURDERERS (TheaterWorks, Hartford - - Outstanding Actress Award from the Connecticut Critics), MOON OVER BUFFALO (Arkansas Rep), LETTICE AND LOVAGE (Clarence Brown), THE ECCENTRICITIES OF A NIGHTINGALE (New Harmony), MY FAIR LADY (North Carolina Theatre - - Best Supporting Actress nominee from the Triangle Awards), CHARLIE’S AUNT (Indiana Rep), MOVE OVER, MRS. MARKHAM (Coconut Grove). Other theatre credits include THE LION IN WINTER, MARY, MARY, BAREFOOT IN THE PARK, A MAJORITY OF ONE, and ARSENIC AND OLD LACE.  Ms. Wandrey has toured with Eileen Heckart, Molly Picon, Kay Medford and Ann Sothern.  TV/FILM: AS THE WORLD TURNS (Barbara Ryan), ANOTHER WORLD (Angie), EDGE OF NIGHT (Allison Perry), RYAN’S HOPE (Dr. Meyers), LAW&ORDER:SVU, THE AFFAIR, and the role of Mother in the Emmy-winning After School Special, UMBRELLA JACK.  MEMBER: American Renaissance Theatre Company