Theoni V. Aldredge

Theoni V. Aldredge (b. August 22, 1932) is a Greek costume designer for stage, and screen productions.

Born Theoni Vachlioti in Athens, Greece, Aldredge received her training at the American School in Athens and at the Goodman Theatre in Chicago. Her first Broadway assignment was designing costumes for Geraldine Page in Tennessee Williams' "Sweet Bird of Youth" in 1959; her most recent was the 2006 revival of "A Chorus Line".

Aldredge won the Oscar and a British Academy Award for her work on "The Great Gatsby" in 1974. Her designs for the film were adapted for a clothing line sold exclusively by Bloomingdale's in Manhattan. In 2002, she won the Theatre Development Fund's Irene Sharaff Lifetime Achievement Award.

She is the wife of actor Tom Aldredge.

Productions

Broadway

*"Follies" (2001 revival)
*"Annie" (1997 revival)
*"The Three Sisters" (1997 revival)
*"The School for Scandal" (1995 revival)
*"Nick & Nora" (1991)
*"The Secret Garden" (1991)
*"Oh, Kay!" (1990 revival)
*"" (1989 revival)
*"Chess" (1988)
*"Dreamgirls" (1987 revival)
*"The Rink" (1984)
*"La Cage aux Folles" (1983)
*"Private Lives" (1983 revival)
*"Dreamgirls" (1981)
*"Onward Victoria" (1981)
*"Woman of the Year" (1981)
*"42nd Street" (1980)
*"Barnum" (1980)
*"Ballroom" (1979)
*"The Grand Tour" (1979)
*"Annie" (1977)
*"Threepenny Opera" (1977 revival)
*"The Belle of Amherst" (1976)
*"A Chorus Line" (1975)
*"That Championship Season" (1972)
*"Two Gentlemen of Verona" (1971)
*"The Only Game in Town" (1968)
*"I Never Sang for My Father" (1968)
*"Little Murders" (1967)
*"Illya Darling" (1967)
*"A Delicate Balance" (1966)
*"Cactus Flower" (1965)
*"Luv" (1964)
*"Anyone Can Whistle" (1964)
*"I Can Get It for You Wholesale" (1962)
*"The Best Man" (1960)

Film

*"The Mirror Has Two Faces" (1996)
*"The First Wives Club" (1996)
*"Mrs. Winterbourne" (1996)
*"Addams Family Values" (1993)
*"Moonstruck" (1987)
*"Ghost Busters" (1984)
*"Annie" (1982)
*"Can't Stop the Music" (1980)
*"Loving Couples" (1980)
*"The Rose (1979)
*"Eyes of Laura Mars" (1978)
*"The Cheap Detective" (1978)
*"Network" (1976)
*"The Great Gatsby" (1974)
*"I Never Sang for My Father" (1970)
*"Last Summer" (1969)

Awards and nominations

*2001 Tony Award Best Costume Design ("Follies", nominee)
*1991 Tony Award Best Costume Design ("The Secret Garden", nominee)
*1990 Tony Award Best Costume Design ("Gypsy", nominee)
*1984 Tony Award Best Costume Design ("La Cage aux Folles", winner)
*1984 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Costume Design ("La Cage aux Folles", winner)
*1982 Tony Award Best Costume Design ("Dreamgirls", nominee)
*1982 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Costume Design ("Dreamgirls", nominee)
*1981 Tony Award Best Costume Design ("42nd Street", nominee)
*1981 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Costume Design ("42nd Street", winner)
*1981 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Costume Design ("Onward Victoria", nominee)
*1980 Tony Award Best Costume Design ("Barnum", winner)
*1979 Tony Award Best Costume Design ("Ballroom", nominee)
*1979 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Costume Design ("Ballroom", nominee)
*1977 Tony Award Best Costume Design ("Annie", winner)
*1977 Tony Award Best Costume Design ("Threepenny Opera", nominee)
*1977 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Costume Design ("Annie", winner)
*1976 Tony Award Best Costume Design ("A Chorus Line", nominee)
*1976 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Costume Design ("Trelawny of the Wells", nominee)
*1974 Tony Award Best Costume Design ("The Au Pair Man", nominee)
*1973 Tony Award Best Costume Design ("Much Ado About Nothing", nominee)
*1973 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Costume Design ("Much Ado About Nothing", winner)
*1972 Tony Award Best Costume Design ("Two Gentlemen of Verona", nominee)
*1972 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Costume Design ("Two Gentlemen of Verona", winner)
*1970 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Costume Design ("Peer Gynt", winner)
*1961 Tony Award Best Costume Design ("The Devil's Advocate", nominee)

External links

*ibdb|24606
*imdb|0017649

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title=Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Costume Design
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for "Annie"
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for "Pacific Overtures"
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for "On the Twentieth Century"