Stage Productions
- 1997 Annie (revival) (Choreography)
- 1989 Threepenny Opera (Musical Staging)
- 1983 Singin' In the Rain (London) (Choreography)
- 1982 Little Me (revival) (Choreography)
- 1980 West Side Story (revival) (Co-Choreography); One Night Stand (Choreography)
- 1979 Carmelina (Choreography)
- 1978 Bar Mitzvah Boy (London) (Choreography)
- 1977 Annie (Choreography)
- 1973 Irene (Choreography)
- 1969 Jimmy! (Choreography)
- 1964 Bajour (Choreography)
- 1964 West Side Story (revival) (Co-Choreographer)
- 1962 Mr. President (Choreography)
- 1960 The Unsinkable Molly Brown (Choreography)
- 1959 Fiorello! (Choreography)
- 1957 West Side Story (Co-Choreography)
- 1956 Bells Are Ringing (Performer)
- 1954 The Pajama Game (Performer)
- 1950 Guys and Dolls (Performer)
- 1950 Arms and the Girl (Performer)
- 1948 Kiss Me Kate (Performer)
- 1948 Make Mine Manhattan (Performer)
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