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Tommy Tune was born in 1939 in Texas. As a child he studied dance, and after finishing his studies at the University of Texas, he moved to New York and made his Broadway debut in 1965. His first gig was in Baker Street, as a dancer and performer, and by 1978 he was directing and choreographing major musicals, including The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas.
In the decades since, Tommy Tune has choreographed or directed innumerous Broadway and off-Broadway musicals. His credits include A Joyful Noise, How Now Dow Jones, Seesaw, Cloud 9, Nine, My One and Only, Grand Hotel, and Tommy Tune Tonight! The various shows have collectively earned him awards for Best Featured Actor in a Musical, Best Direction in a Broadway Musical, Best Actor in a Musical, and Best Choreography in a Musical, with a total of nine Tonys awarded to him. In 1991, he was inducted into Broadway’s Theater Hall of Fame and given his own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and in 2003, Tommy Tune received The National Medal of Arts, to add to his innumerous other awards.
In addition, Tommy Tune has performed for the Queen of England, three United States Presidents, and the Royal Family of Monaco. Just before the new millennium, Tommy Tune published a memoir, titled Footnotes, and then made his debut on the Las Vegas strip, starring in EFX at the MGM Grand.
Today, Tommy Tune continues to entertain fans around the globe, but when he’s not performing, he is often found painting at his art studio and gallery in Tribeca. In 2013, he appeared on the Netflix series Arrested Development, and in 2015, he returned to the stage to perform in Lady, Be Good! Later that year, Tommy Tune was the recipient of the prestigious Tony Award’s Lifetime Achievement Award.
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