Marianne Selbert
Gender
Female
Born
Jun 26, 1946
New York, New York, USA
Performer
Choreographer
Assistant
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CREDITSKing of Hearts (Oct 22, 1978 - Dec 03, 1978)Musical, Original
- Asst. to the Choreographer: Marianne Selbert
The American Dance Machine (Jun 14, 1978 - Dec 03, 1978)Special, Original- Featuring choreography from "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes," "Carousel," and "Brigadoon" by Agnes de Mille; Featuring choreography from "George M!" by Joe Layton; Featuring choreography from "Destry Rides Again" and "Can Can" by Michael Kidd; Featuring choreography from "The Boy Friend" by Buddy Schwab; Featuring choreography from "Cabaret" by Ron Field; Featuring choreography from "Shenandoah" by Bob Tucker; Featuring choreography from "Little Me" by Bob Fosse; Featuring choreography from "Half a Sixpence" by Onna White; Featuring choreography from "Television" by Carol Haney; Featuring choreography from "The Unsinkable Molly Brown" by Peter Gennaro; Featuring choreography from "No, No, Nanette" by Donald Saddler; Featuring choreography from "Walking Happy" by Danny Daniels; Choreographic reconstruction by Evelyn Taylor, Karin Baker, Patti Mariano, Gemze de Lappe, Swen Swenson, Eleonore Treiber, Marianne Selbert, Gene Gavin, Tom Panko, Ron Bostick, Eric Paynter, Buzz Miller, Vito Durante, Jamie Jamieson, Ken Urmston, Helen Gallagher and Dick Korthaze; Historical material arranged by Harold Cromer
Mack & Mabel (Oct 06, 1974 - Nov 30, 1974)Musical, Original-
Performer: Marianne Selbert
- Bathing Beauty - Original
Sugar (Apr 09, 1972 - Jun 23, 1973)Musical, Original-
Performer: Marianne Selbert
- Saxophone - Replacement
Canterbury Tales (Feb 03, 1969 - May 18, 1969)Musical, Original-
Performer: Marianne Selbert
- Bridesmaid - Original
- Court Lady - Original
- Village Girl - Original
Cabaret (Nov 20, 1966 - Sep 06, 1969)Musical, Original-
Performer: Marianne Selbert
- Fritzie - Original
King of Hearts
(Oct 22, 1978 - Dec 03, 1978)
Musical, Original
- Asst. to the Choreographer: Marianne Selbert
The American Dance Machine
(Jun 14, 1978 - Dec 03, 1978)
Special, Original
- Featuring choreography from "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes," "Carousel," and "Brigadoon" by Agnes de Mille; Featuring choreography from "George M!" by Joe Layton; Featuring choreography from "Destry Rides Again" and "Can Can" by Michael Kidd; Featuring choreography from "The Boy Friend" by Buddy Schwab; Featuring choreography from "Cabaret" by Ron Field; Featuring choreography from "Shenandoah" by Bob Tucker; Featuring choreography from "Little Me" by Bob Fosse; Featuring choreography from "Half a Sixpence" by Onna White; Featuring choreography from "Television" by Carol Haney; Featuring choreography from "The Unsinkable Molly Brown" by Peter Gennaro; Featuring choreography from "No, No, Nanette" by Donald Saddler; Featuring choreography from "Walking Happy" by Danny Daniels; Choreographic reconstruction by Evelyn Taylor, Karin Baker, Patti Mariano, Gemze de Lappe, Swen Swenson, Eleonore Treiber, Marianne Selbert, Gene Gavin, Tom Panko, Ron Bostick, Eric Paynter, Buzz Miller, Vito Durante, Jamie Jamieson, Ken Urmston, Helen Gallagher and Dick Korthaze; Historical material arranged by Harold Cromer
Mack & Mabel
(Oct 06, 1974 - Nov 30, 1974)
Musical, Original
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Performer: Marianne Selbert
- Bathing Beauty - Original
Sugar
(Apr 09, 1972 - Jun 23, 1973)
Musical, Original
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Performer: Marianne Selbert
- Saxophone - Replacement
Canterbury Tales
(Feb 03, 1969 - May 18, 1969)
Musical, Original
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Performer: Marianne Selbert
- Bridesmaid - Original
- Court Lady - Original
- Village Girl - Original
Cabaret
(Nov 20, 1966 - Sep 06, 1969)
Musical, Original
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Performer: Marianne Selbert
- Fritzie - Original