Fred Ebb

2002 Composed the music for the feature musical "Chicago" (along with John Kander and Danny Elfman); received a BAFTA nomination for The Anthony Asquith Award for the achievement in Music; earned a grammy

1999 Wrote lyrics to Kander's music for "Over & Over", a stage adaptation of Thornton Wilder's "The Skin of Our Teeth"

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2006 Will Kander wrote the lyrics for "Curtains" the Broadway musical starring David Hyde Pierce; earned a Tony nomination for Best Original Score

2002 Composed the music for the feature musical "Chicago" (along with John Kander and Danny Elfman); received a BAFTA nomination for The Anthony Asquith Award for the achievement in Music; earned a grammy

1999 Wrote lyrics to Kander's music for "Over & Over", a stage adaptation of Thornton Wilder's "The Skin of Our Teeth"

1999 Collaborated on Liza Minnelli's "comeback" stage vehicle "Minnelli on Minnelli"

1997 With Kander, wrote score for the musical "Steel Pier", about 1930s dance marathons

1996 Revival of "Chicago" became big hit on Broadway

1992 Revised version of "Kiss of the Spider Woman" opened in London before movig to Broadway; won Tony Award as Best Musical

1991 Wrote special material for "Liza Minnelli: Stepping Out at Radio City"; concert was filmed and released on video as well as aired on PBS under the title "Liza Minnelli Live! From Radio City Music Hall

1991 "And the World Goes 'Round: The Songs of Kander & Ebb" opened Off-Broadway

1990 Contributed special material to Rivera's nightclub act

1990 Workshop production of "Kiss of the Spider Woman"

1988 Was one of the executive producers and wrote one sketch for "Liza Minnelli in Sam Found Out: A Triple Play" (ABC)

1984 Provided lyrics for the theme to the TV series "Mama Malone"

1984 Wrote lyrics for "The Rink", starring Rivera and Minnelli

1981 Won Tony for co-writing the score for "Woman of the Year", adapted from the Tracy-Hepburn film; musical starred Lauren Bacall

1979 Directed and served as a producer on "Liza in Concert at Carnegie Hall"

1978 Wrote lyrics to the Minnelli musical "The Act", directed by Scorsese

1977 Provided lyrics (to Kander's music) for original songs for Martin Scorsese's feature "New York, New York", starring Minnelli and Robert De Niro

1976 With composer Cy Coleman, produced Shirley MacLaine's TV special "Gypsy in My Soul"

1975 With Fosse, wrote book for the hit musical "Chicago"; also wrote lyrics; first stage collaboration with Chita Rivera

1975 Won Oscar nomination for song "How Lucky Can You Get?" featured in "Funny Lady"

1973 Wrote one-act of the TV special "Three For the Girls" (CBS)

1973 Was one of the writers on the TV special "Magnavox Presents Frank Sinatra" (NBC)

1972 First feature credit, lyrics for new song for Bob Fosse's feature version of "Cabaret"

1972 Debut as TV producer, "Singer Presents Liza with a 'Z'" (NBC), directed by Fosse; also scripted

1970 Provided special material for Minnelli's NBC TV special "Liza"

1969 Created lyrics for "Zorba", adapted from the film "Zorba the Greek"

1968 Wrote lyrics for "The Happy Time", starring Robert Goulet

1967 Revised book for revival of the Rodgers and Hart musical "By Jupiter"

1966 Had major theatrical success with "Cabaret", a musical based on the John Van Druten play "I Am the Camera", set in Nazi-era Germany; won Tony Award as Best Musical

1965 First stage musical written with Kander, "Flora, the Red Menace"; first collaboration with Liza Minnelli

1963 Wrote book and lyircs for the stage musical "Morning Sun"

1962 Had first hit song, "My Coloring Book", with music by John Kander

1960 Collaborated with Jerry Herman on songs for the revue "A to Z"