Stage Productions
- 1961: Wish You Were Here (Hyannis, Massachusetts)
- 1961: Take Me Along (Hyannis, Massachusetts)
- 1961: Flower Drum Song (Hyannis, Massachusetts)
- 1961-62: The Diary of Anne Frank (1961–1962) (Tour)
- 1963: Best Foot Forward (Off-Broadway)
- 1964: Carnival! (Paper Mill Playhouse)
- 1964: Time Out For Ginger (Bucks County Playhouse)
- 1964: The Fantasticks (Tour)
- 1965: Flora the Red Menace (Broadway)
- 1966: The Pajama Game (Tour)
- 1974: Liza (one woman show, Broadway)
- 1975: Chicago (replacement for Gwen Verdon, Broadway)
- 1977-78: The Act (Broadway)
- 1978: Are You Now or Have You Ever Been? (guest appearance, Off-Broadway)
- 1978-79: The Owl and the Pussycat (Martha Graham Ballet/London and Lincoln Center/New York City)
- 1983: By Myself (one woman show, Los Angeles and London)
- 1984: The Rink (Broadway)
- 1994: Love Letters (Coconut Grove Playhouse, Miami)
- 1997: Victor/Victoria (vacation replacement for Julie Andrews, Broadway)
- 1999-00: Minnelli on Minnelli (concert show, Broadway, Palace Theater)
- 2002: Liza's Back! (concert show, New York and London)
- 2008-09: Liza's at the Palace...! (concert show, Broadway, Palace Theater)
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