julie andrews played eliza doolittle in my fair lady.
julie andrews played eliza doolittle in my fair lady.
who played eliza doolittle in my fair lady?
julie andrews
[[file:julie andrews rex harrison my fair lady.jpg|thumb|[[julie andrews]] as flower girl eliza doolittle meets [[rex harrison]] as professor henry higgins in the 1956 musical adaptation of "pygmalion", "[[my fair lady]]".]]









































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bullet::::- "[[my fair lady]]" (1956), the broadway musical by [[alan jay lerner|lerner]] and [[frederick loewe|loewe]] (based on the 1938 film), starring [[rex harrison]] as higgins and [[julie andrews]] as eliza









































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[[file:harry stradling-audrey hepburn in my fair lady.jpg|thumb|cinematographer harry stradling poses with [[audrey hepburn]] as eliza doolittle on the set of the 1964 movie musical "my fair lady."]]
pygmalion (play)
errico played cosette in "les miserables" on a national tour. she also played eliza doolittle in "my fair lady" on broadway, opposite richard chamberlain and julian holloway, at the virginia theater. in 2002, errico played the role of dot/marie in "sunday in the park with george". the production ran at the eisenhower theater at the kennedy center in washington, d.c. from may 31 to june 28, and errico's work was recognized with a helen hayes award nomination for leading actress in a musical. in 2003, errico returned to eliza doolittle, alongside john lithgow and roger daltrey, for a production of "my fair lady" at the hollywood bowl in los angeles.. other broadway starring roles include "high society", "anna karenina", "dracula, the musical", "amour", and "irving berlin's white christmas". she is the recipient of a tony award nomination for best leading actress in a musical (michel legrand's "amour"), and a lucille lortel award for outstanding lead actress in "one touch of venus". in 2016, she returned to the city center stage for the rodgers-sondheim musical "do i hear a waltz?", for which she won rave reviews. at age 46, errico returned to the ingenue role sharon in the 2016 production of finian's rainbow, an experience she chronicled in "the new york times".
melissa errico