Stage Work
- Allegro (1951) (Detroit)
- Oklahoma! (1958) (Music Hall at Fair Park)
- My Fair Lady (1969) (Cincinnati, Ohio)
- My Fair Lady (1971) (US national tour)
- Meet Me in St. Louis (1972) (Cincinnati, Ohio)
- The Sound of Music (1972) (The Muny)
- Irene (1974) (Broadway and US national tour) (replacement for Debbie Reynolds)
- Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (1978) (closed on the road)
- I Do! I Do! (1980) (Valley Forge Music Fair)
- Sweethearts (1983) (The Town Hall)
- 70, Girls, 70 (2000) (Off-Broadway)
- Bounce (2003) (Chicago and Washington DC)
- Bounce' (2004) (Broadway) (opening eventually cancelled)
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