Look Back at Liliane Montevecchi in Her Tony-Winning Role in Nine on Broadway | Playbill

Archival Photos Look Back at Liliane Montevecchi in Her Tony-Winning Role in Nine on Broadway Montevecchi—the Paris-born dancer, actor, and singer—passed away June 29.
Stephanie Cotsirilos and Liliane Montevecchi Martha Swop/©NYPL for the Performing Arts

Tony winner Liliane Montevecchi—the Paris-born dancer, actor, and singer—passed away June 29 at her Manhattan home at the age of 85.

Although she had made her Broadway debut in 1958 in La Plume de Ma Tante and appeared in the 1964 musical revue Folies Bergère, Montevecchi's breakthrough role was playing producer Liliane La Fleur in Maury Yeston and Arthur Kopit's Nine, which was directed and choreographed by Tommy Tune and won the 1982 Tony Award for Best Musical. Montevecchi, who stopped the show with the appropriately titled “Folies Bergeres,” was also honored with the Tony for Best Featured Actress in a Musical—a category that included two of her Nine co-stars, Karen Akers and the late Anita Morris.

Flip through photos of the production below:

Look Back at Liliane Montevecchi and the Cast of Nine on Broadway

 
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