ACME Whoopi! Stage Credits

ACME Whoopi! Stage Credits

Whoopi, the 20th Anniversary (Broadway's Lyceum Theatre) November 6, 2004 - January 30, 2005
Whoopi, the 20th Anniversary (Philadelphia's Merriam Theatre) October 2004
Ma Rainey's Black Bottom (Broadway's Royale Theatre) February 6, 2003 - April 6, 2003
Amour (Broadway's Music Box Theater) [producer] October 20, 2002 - November 3, 2002
Funny Girl (Broadway's New Amsterdam Theatre) Benefit for the Actors' Fund, September 23, 2002
Harlem Song (Apollo Theatre) [producer] July 6, 2002 - December 29, 2002
Whoopi's One-Woman Show (Atlantic City) May 24-26 2002
Thoroughly Modern Millie (Broadway's Marquis Theatre) [producer] April 18, 2002 - June 20, 2004
Purlie Victorious (Reading) February 11, 2002
Whoopi's One-Woman Show (US tour) Summer 2001
The Playwright's The Thing (Benefit performance) 2000
Sweet Charity (Benefit-stage reading) 1999
The Vagina Monologues (V-Day benefit performance) 1998
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum (Broadway's St. James Theatre) February 11 - July 13, 1997
Whoopi At Carnegie Hall (Carnegie Hall) October 23, 1996
Chez Whoopi 1991
Love Letters (A.R. Gurney) Summer 1991, with Timothy Dalton
Six-week SRO tour of Australia and New Zealand, 1990
Whoopi Goldberg Presents Billy Connolly 1989
Fontaine. . . Why Am I Straight 1988
Living on the Edge of Chaos (US, Canada and Australia Tour) 1988
Whoopi Goldberg (Broadway's Lyceum Theatre) [Produced by Mike Nichols] 150 performances, Oct 24, 1984 - Mar 10, 1985 [+ 18 previews]
Moms [also co-author with Ellen Sebastian] based on the life and work of the legendary "Moms" Mabley - "My husband was so ugly, he hurt my feelings." - 1983 [Whoopi received a Bay Area Theatre Award for this]
The Spook Show (toured throughout the United States and Europe) 1982-84
Reverence for the Dead [also co-author with David Schein] (with the Blake Street Hawkeyes), 1982
Tantrums [also co-author] (with the Blake Street Hawkeyes), 1981
Marsha Norman's Getting Out (with the San Diego Repertory Theater) late 1970s
Bertolt Brecht's Mother Courage and Her Children (as Mother Courage) (with the San Diego Repertory Theater) late 1970s