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Marge Champion Biography (1919-1981)

Addresses: Office: c/o Singer, 2001 S. Barrington, Los Angeles, CA, 90069; Agent: Agent c/o William Morris, 1350 Avenue of the Americas, New York,NY, 10019.

Nationality

American

Gender

Female

Occupation

actress, choreographer, dancer, director

Birth Details

September 2, 1919

Hollywood, California, United States

Famous Works

• Debut
• Dancer, Gower and Bell, Montreal, Canada, 1947.
• New York Debut
• Dancer, Marge and Gower Champion, Hotel Plaza.
• Principal Stage Appearances
• (Broadway) Dancer, Dark of the Moon; dancer, Beggar's Holiday; choreographer (with Gower Champion), Lend an Ear, Make a Wish;choreographer, Whose Life Is It, Anyway, NY, 1981.
• Major Tours
• Three for Tonight, U.S. cities.
• Principal Film Work
• Dancer/actress, Hemingway and All Those People, The Swimmer, The Party, The Cockeyed Cowboy of Calico County, The Great Sebastians, Invitation to aMarch, The Women, High Button Shoes, Sabrina Fair; dancer/choreographer(with Gower Champion), Mr. Music, Show Boat, Lovely to Look At, EverythingI Have Is Yours, Give a Girl a Break, Three for the Show, Jupiter's Darling, That's Entertainment!, Part II, That's Dancing.
• Principal Television Work
• Dancer/choreographer, Admiral Broadway Revue, Toast of the Town, Threefor Tonight, Shower of Stars, GE Theatre, Dinah Shore Show, Bell Telephone Hour, Accent on Love, Marge and Gower Champion Show; choreographer/dialogue coach, The Awakening Land, Masada, Diary of Anne Frank, When the CircusComes to Town; choreographer, Day of the Locust, Queen of the StardustBallroom, FAME, 1982.
• Books
• Catch the New Wind (with Marilee Zdenek); God Is a Verb (with Marilee Zdenek).