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Susan Stroman. Susan P. Stroman ( Wilmington, Delaware, 17 de octubre de 1954) es una directora de teatro, coreógrafa y actriz estadounidense. Ha ganado en cinco ocasiones el Premio Tony, cuatro en la categoría de mejor coreografía y uno por mejor dirección en un musical por Los productores. 1 .
Susan Stroman (nicknamed “Stro”) joined the touring companies of the original Bob Fosse production of Chicago and the revue Sugar Babies before making her Broadway debut in Whoopee! (1979, a revival of a 1928 Ziegfeld spectacular that survived for 204 performances). After Whoopee!, Stroman no longer performed as a dancer.
The Music Man was first presented by Neil Simon Theatre on Apr 27, 2000. Learn more about the original direction and choreography of this production, as well as Susan Stroman's other works in dance, film, television, opera, and in theatre: from Off-Broadway, Broadway, West End, and beyond!
27 de ago. de 2014 · Susan Stroman has won five Tony Awards and has an additional nine nominations. She’s the first woman to ever win the Tony Award for Best Direction and Choreography at the same time. Her production of The Producers won a record twelve Tony Awards and made a record-breaking $3.5 million dollars in one day—because, yes, female-helmed shows can be critical and commercial hits.
Susan Stroman. Additional Crew: The Producers. Susan Stroman is the recipient of 5 Tony Awards, 2 Laurence Olivier Awards, 5 Drama Desk Awards, 8 Outer Critics Circle Awards, 2 Lucille Lortel Awards, a record 5 Fred Astaire Awards, and the George Abbott Award for Outstanding Achievement in the Theater. She directed and choreographed "The Producers", winner of a record-making 12 Tony Awards ...
Choreographer Susan Stroman earned her directing ranks, with the original dance drama "Contact" (which she co-created) and the revival of "The Music Man" both premiering to raves on the Great ...
Crazy for You was first presented by The Shubert Theatre on Feb 19, 1992. Learn more about the original direction and choreography of this production, as well as Susan Stroman's other works in dance, film, television, opera, and in theatre: from Off-Broadway, Broadway, West End, and beyond!
