Dorothy Dandridge - Stage Work

Stage Work

  • Swingin' the Dream (November 29–December 9, 1939, Broadway)
  • Meet the People (1941, replacement for Virginia O'Brien - Los Angeles)
  • Jump for Joy (1941–1942, Los Angeles)
  • Sweet 'n' Hot (1944, Los Angeles)
  • Crazy Girls (1952, Off-Broadway)
  • West Side Story (1962)
  • Show Boat (1965)

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