Lucie Arnaz co-stars alongside Joanna Riding, Maria Friedman and Ian McShane in "The Witches Of Eastwick " 2000-2001, Royal Drury Lane, London, UK.
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THEATRE
1972 Cabaret
Role of Sally Bowles
(San Bernadino Civic Light Opera, San Bernadino, California)
1973 Once Upon a Mattress
Role of Winifred
(Kenley Players, Summer Stock Theatre, Ohio)
1974 Seesaw (National Tour)
Role of Gittle Mosca, directed by Michael Bennett
1976 Mack and Mabel
1976 Vanities
Role of Kathy directed by Garland Wright
(The West Coast Premiere, The Mark Taper Forum, Los Angeles, California)
1977 Bye, Bye Birdie
Role of Rose
(The Melody Top Theatre, Millwakee, Wisconsin)
1977 Lil’ Abner
Role of Daisy Mae
(Kenley Players)
1978 Annie Get Your Gun
Role of Annie Oakley
(The Jones Beach Theatre, New York)
1980 Whose Life is it Anyway? (National Tour)
With Laurence Luckinbill
1981 Educating Rita
American Premiere, directed by Mike Ockrent with Laurence Luckinbill
1983 I Do! I Do!
With Laurence Luckinbill (5 month record breaking tour)
(U.S. Summer Tour)
1983 The Guardsman
with Laurence Luckinbill
(revival at Papermill Playhouse, New Jersey)
1985 My One and Only (Sarah Siddons Award)
Internationally acclaimed Gershwin musical
(First national company with Tommy Tune)
1985 A Place to Stay
1987 Social Security
With Laurence Luckinbill
(First national company directed by Mike Nichols)
1995 The Woman Who Laughed
Role of Nell Ryder
(American Premiere of new Joyce Carol Oates play)
1997 Love Letters
1997, 1999 Wonderful Town
Role of Ruth
(Reprise Series)
1998 Master Class
Role of Maria Callas
(Seacoast Repertory Theatre in Portsmouth, New Hampshire)
2000 The Witches of Eastwick
Lucie starred as Alex in this bewitching Cameron McIntosh musical comedy production. Lucie played in London's prestigous West End for 13 months
(Royal Drury Lane Theatre; Prince Of Wales Theatre, London)
(June, 2000 - July, 2001)
2003 Once Removed
Lucie starred in Eduardo Machado's new play, playing the role of a privileged Cuban exile who flees Castro's Cuba a few months prior to the Bay Of Pigs fiasco
(Coconut Grove Playhouse, Miami, Florida)
(April - May, 2003)
2004 A Picasso
Lucie Arnaz played the mysterious Miss Fischer, who had been hired by the Gestapo during the height of the German Occupation to interrogate the great Pablo Picasso, regarding the authenticity of three paintings left over by people fleeing the regime.
(Coconut Grove Playhouse, Miami, Florida)
(April - May, 2004)
2005 Anne & Debbie
Lucie stared in this two-person comedy, written by Lionel Goldstein, which was billed as a witty, elegant, Noel Coward-worthy "New York tale of friendship, secrets and lies." "Ann and Debbie" also starred Elizabeth Ashley
(Coconut Grove Playhouse, Miami, Florida)
(March - April, 2005)
2006 Sonia Flew
Lucie stared alongside daughter, Katharine Luckinbill in this new play by Melinda Lopez.
(Coconut Grove Playhouse, Miami, Florida)
(April - May, 2006)
BROADWAY
1979-80 They’re Playing Our Song
(Los Angeles Drama Critics Award; Outer Critic’s Circle Award; Theatre World Award)
The Neil Simon/Marvin Hamlish hit musical,
where Lucie played the lovable goof, Sonia Walsk,
with Robert Klein/Tony Roberts.
1992 Lost In Yonkers
Role of Bella directed by Gene Saks
(Broadway, Richard Rogers' Theatre)
1996 Grace and Glorie (Original Company)
Role of Glorie (new Tom Zeigler, two woman play with Estelle Parsons)
(Off Broadway, at The Roundabout Theatre in New York)
2006 Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
Lucie played the role of Muriel Eubanks in this hilarious Broadway musical comedy based on the
1988 film that starred Michael Caine and Steve Martin. Dirty Rotten Scoundrels is set in the glamorous
French Riviera where two con men meet and decide that the town isn't big enough for both of
them. They agree to a contest: the first one to swindle $50,000 from a young female heiress wins and
the other man must leave town.
(Broadway, The Imperial Theatre)
(May - Sept, 2006)
NIGHTCLUBS/CONCERTS (partial list only)
1988 Trump Castle
1989 Desert Inn/ Las Vegas Hilton, NV
1989 Caesar’s Palace, NV
1990 Harrah’s Tahoe
1991 Drury Lane, Chicago, IL
1991 Rainbow and Stars
1992 St. Regis
1992 MGM Grand, Las Vegas, NV
1992 Galveston Opera House
1993 Emelin Theatre
1994 Harrah’s Atlantic City
1994 Harrah’s Reno, NV
1994 Roy Clark Theatre, Branson, MO
2000 Feinstein's At the Regency, NYC, NY
2004 Orange County Performing Arts Center, CA
2004 The Cinegrill at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel, Los Angeles, CA
2005 Pittsburgh Symphony Heinz Hall, PA
2005 Mitchell Hall Theatre, OK
2006 Birdland, New York City, NY
2007 Jazz at the Lincoln Center, NYC, NY
2007 Matt Catingub Orchestra Concert Hall, Hawaii
2007 Birdland, New York City, NY
2007 The Kennedy Center, Washington DC
2007 Broadway's Magestic Theatre, NYC, NY
2008 Birdland, New York City, NY
2009 92nd Street Y, New York City, NY
2009 Rrazz Room, San Francisco, CA
2010 92nd Street Y, New York City, NY
