Marc Breaux (Choreographer)

Marc Breaux

Choreographer

Marc Breaux

Choreographer

Marc Breaux, who, with his partner-wife, delighted 1960s movie audiences with his choreography for the hit Julie Andrews musicals "The Sound of Music" and "Mary Poppins," died Nov. 19 in Mesa, AZ, in an assisted-living facility. He was 89.

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Also Known As: Mark Breaux
Born: Nov 03, 1924 in Carencro, LA
Death: Nov 19, 2013 in Mesa, AZ

Roles (21)

	Lovely Ladies, Kind Gentlemen Opened December 28, 1970	Choreographer
	Minnie's Boys Opened March 26, 1970	Musical Staging
	Subways Are for Sleeping Opened December 27, 1961	Associate Choreographer
	Do Re Mi Opened December 26, 1960	Choreographer
	Destry Rides Again Opened April 23, 1959	as Gyp Watson (Original)
	Li'l Abner Opened November 15, 1956	as Crony (Original) as Dancer (Original) as Dr. Schleifitz (Original) as Romeo Scragg (Original)
	Catch a Star! Opened September 06, 1955	as Ambulance Attendant (Original) as Boy in "To Be or Not To Be in Love" (Original) as Boy in "Twist My Arm" (Original) as Couples (Original) as Dancer (Original) as Gus (Original) as Private Eye (Original) as Sheriff (Original) as The Frenchman (Original)
	Richard III Opened December 09, 1953	as Citizens, Soldiers, Monks, Priests, Nobles, etc. (Original)
	The Barrier Opened November 02, 1950	as Young Norwood Dancer (Original)
	Kiss Me, Kate Opened December 30, 1948	as Haberdasher (Understudy - Original)