Mary Ann Lamb

About

Mary Ann Lamb is a distinguished Broadway performer, choreographer, and educator, celebrated for her significant contributions to musical theater and dance. She has appeared in over 11 Broadway productions, including *Chicago*, *Fosse*, *Jerome Robbins’ Broadway*, *Seussical*, *The Goodbye Girl*, *Starlight Express*, *Carrie*, and *A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum*. Her film credits include *Chicago*, *Rock of Ages*, and *The Muppets: Letters to Santa*.

In addition to her performance career, Lamb has made notable contributions as a choreographer. She served as the assistant choreographer for the acclaimed television series *Fosse/Verdon*, collaborating with Susan Misner and Andy Blankenbuehler. Furthermore, she choreographed the award-winning production of *Evita* at Western Connecticut State University, where she received the Distinguished Choreography Award from the Kennedy Center American College Theater Awards.

Lamb is also a respected educator, teaching musical theater and modern dance at several institutions, including Western Connecticut State University, NYU, and Marymount Manhattan College.

Her artistic vision has been shaped by collaborations with renowned choreographers and directors such as Jerome Robbins, Gwen Verdon, Ann Reinking, Susan Stroman, and Rob Marshall. Lamb continues to inspire and mentor the next generation of dancers and choreographers through her teaching and creative work.