Tony Charmoli

The NYPR Archive Collections | Jan 1, 2000

Walter Terry interviews Tony Charmoli, choreographer for musical theater and television. Charmoli talks about his new show Dumas and Son, opening in Los Angeles. Next, he describes his process of working with different stars such as Dinah Shore, Juliet Prowse, Gwen Verdon and Carol Lawrence. They finish the interview by discussing the differences in choreographing for the stage versus television.

The interview is recorded at Charmoli's home in Hollywood. The host, Walter Terry, was a dance historian and the dance critic for the New York Herald Tribune.

This series was presented in cooperation with the Rebekah Harkness Foundation.


Audio courtesy of the NYC Municipal Archives WNYC Collection


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