Writing
Alan Jay Lerner
Born 1918-08-31 · New York City, New York, U.S.
Died 1986-06-14
Alan Jay Lerner was an American lyricist and librettist. In collaboration with Frederick Loewe, and later Burton Lane, he created some of the world's most popular and enduring works of musical theatre both for the stage and on film. Lerner won three Tony Awards and three Academy Awards, among other honors.
Credits
Newest first
Becoming Benanti: The Role of a LifetimeLyricist2022
MashupOriginal Story2021
Camelot: Live from Lincoln CenterLyricist2008- Camelot: Live from Lincoln CenterWriter2008
National Theatre: My Fair LadyWriter2005
Broadway: The Golden Age, by the Legends Who Were Thereas Self (archive footage)2003- GigiCreator1996
I'm a Stranger Here Myself: Kurt Weill in AmericaLyricist1992
CamelotLyricist1982- CamelotWriter1982
The Kennedy Center Honorsas Self1978
The Little PrinceScreenplay1974- The Little PrinceLyricist1974
On a Clear Day You Can See ForeverScreenplay1970- On a Clear Day You Can See ForeverTheatre Play1970
- On a Clear Day You Can See ForeverLyricist1970
Paint Your WagonMusical1969- Paint Your WagonScreenplay1969
- Paint Your WagonProducer1969
- Paint Your WagonLyricist1969
No Name Cityas Self1969
CamelotTheatre Play1967- CamelotScreenplay1967
- CamelotLyricist1967
BrigadoonMusical1966- BrigadoonLyricist1966
Eliza DoolittleScreenplay1966
My Fair LadyScreenplay1964- My Fair LadyMusical1964
- My Fair LadyLyricist1964
- My Fair LadyBook1964
The Adventures of Huckleberry FinnLyricist1960
GigiScreenplay1958- GigiLyricist1958
BrigadoonScreenplay1954- BrigadoonMusical1954
- BrigadoonLyricist1954
The Oscarsas Self1953
An American in ParisScreenplay1951- An American in ParisStory1951
Royal WeddingStory1951- Royal WeddingScreenplay1951
What's My Line?as Self1950
The Ed Sullivan Showas Self1948