My boyfriend had to ruin a scene she was in by remarking that she sounded just like a 60's robot!
I too would like to see her attend a festival. You never know what the next fest will bring.
Perhaps Julia99 may know a little of her later work, as there are some nice mentions of Grayson and Diana having a good personal and working relationship in her new biography of Grayson. I would LOVE [hall_tongue] to see Diana attend a DS festival.
Diana has been in at least 5 shows on Broadway between 1967 and 1978, including "The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie", in which she played a student named Jenny, and her most successful Broadway role may have been in the musical adaption of Shakespeare's "Two Gentlemen from Verona", which opened in late 1971, and ran through mid 1973. Diana is on the original cast recording, which last time I checked, was available in CD. Raul Julia, and Clifton Davis were the other leads, and Jeff Goldblum was also in the cast.
I'm sorry to say that I wasn't as impressed with Diana as Julianka as everyone else seems to be.
On the other hand, I think of number of mentions have been made here over what performers other posters may find attractive, Don Briscoe's name often seems to pop up here.
Some of us watching her may have been a bit wooden, but that's another story.
You think she was meant to be warm and engaging? Or fearful? The character was aloof and arrogant, and had no use for anyone around her. That's just how she played it. You don't walk around with your heart on your sleeve, with people who don't count to you. You hold it in. That aloofness was all over her face and voice though.