Donald Saddler (Choreographer)

Donald Saddler

Choreographer

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Donald Saddler

Choreographer

Donald Saddler, a dancer and choreographer whose stage and film credits stretched back to the 1930s, and who remained active into the 21st century, died Nov. 2 at the Actors Home in New Jersey. He was 94.

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Born: Jan 24, 1918 in Van Nuys, CA, USA
Death: Nov 02, 2014 in Englewood, NJ

Roles (46)

	Follies Opened April 05, 2001	as Theodore Whitman (Original)
	My Fair Lady Opened December 09, 1993	Choreographer
	Teddy & Alice Opened November 12, 1987	Choreographer
	Broadway Opened June 25, 1987	Musical Staging
	The Loves of Anatol Opened March 06, 1985	Musical Staging
	The 37th Annual Tony Awards - 1983 Opened June 05, 1983	Choreography
	On Your Toes Opened March 06, 1983	Choreographer
	Happy New Year Opened April 27, 1980	Choreographer
	The Grand Tour Opened January 11, 1979	Choreographer
	The American Dance Machine Opened June 14, 1978	Featured Choreography from "No, No, Nanette"
	Together on Broadway (Mary Martin & Ethel Merman) Opened May 15, 1977	Staging
	The Robber Bridegroom Opened October 09, 1976	Choreographer
	George Abbott...a Celebration Opened May 02, 1976	Director Choreographer
	The 30th Annual Tony Awards - 1976 Opened April 18, 1976	Choreographer
	The Robber Bridegroom Opened October 07, 1975	Choreographer
	Rodgers & Hart Opened May 13, 1975	Choreographer
	The 29th Annual Tony Awards - 1975 Opened April 20, 1975	Musical Number Staging
	A Gala Tribute to Joshua Logan Opened March 09, 1975	Choreographer
	A Doll's House Opened March 05, 1975	Tarantella choreographed
	Good News Opened December 23, 1974	Choreographer
	Tricks Opened January 08, 1973	Choreographer
	Much Ado About Nothing Opened November 11, 1972	Choreographer
	The 26th Annual Tony Awards - 1972 Opened April 23, 1972	Choreography
	No, No, Nanette Opened January 19, 1971	Musical Staging Choreographer
	Sophie Opened April 15, 1963	Choreographer
	Milk and Honey Opened October 10, 1961	Choreographer
	Shangri-La Opened June 13, 1956	Choreographer
	John Murray Anderson's Almanac Opened December 10, 1953	Dances and Musical Numbers Staged
	Wonderful Town Opened February 25, 1953	Dance and Musical Number Staging
	Bless You All Opened December 13, 1950	as The Mobile (Original) as The Rich Boy (Original) as The Texan (Original)
	Call Me Madam Opened October 12, 1950	Asst. to the Choreographer
	Dance Me a Song Opened January 20, 1950	as "Finale" Performer (Original) as "It's The Weather" Dancer (Original) as "Lilac Wine" Dancer (Original) as Boy Friend (Original) as Drunkard (Original) as Owner (Original) as Taxi Driver (Original)
	High Button Shoes Opened October 09, 1947	as Uncle Willie (Replacement)
	Pillar of Fire Opened September 30, 1946	as Lover-in-Experience (Original)
	Fancy Free Opened September 30, 1946	as Bartender (Original)
	Gizelle Opened February 11, 1941	as Wilfred (Original)

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Awards

Drama Desk Award
1983	Outstanding Choreography	On Your Toes	Nominee
1977	Outstanding Choreography	The Robber Bridegroom	Nominee
1976	Outstanding Choreography	The Robber Bridegroom	Nominee
1975	Outstanding Choreography	Good News	Nominee
1971	Outstanding Choreography	No, No, Nanette	Winner

Tony Award
1983	Best Choreography	On Your Toes	Nominee
1973	Best Choreography	Much Ado About Nothing	Nominee
1971	Best Choreography	No, No, Nanette	Winner
1953	Best Choreography	Wonderful Town	Winner

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Donald Saddler

Choreographer

Donald Saddler

Choreographer

Roles (46)

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Inside the Playbill: Donald Saddler (Choreographer)

Awards