Broadway honors Geoffrey Holder, Tony Award-winning director of 'The Wiz'

October 14, 2014

GeoffreyHolderImperialVertical1[6] copy.jpgGeoffrey Holder began his Broadway career in 1954 in the musical, House of Flowers, as an actor and choreographer. He won a 1975 Tony Award for his direction of the hit musical, The Wiz, which received a total of seven Tonys including Best Musical. In an interview for Dance Magazine in 2010, Geoffrey Holder said, “I create for that innocent little boy in the balcony who has come to the theater for the first time. He wants to see magic, so I want to give him magic. He sees things that his father couldn’t see.”

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