Leslie Caron went from dancing as a ballerina in Paris to instant stardom with her debut in the musical "An American in Paris." In her memoir "Thank Heaven," Caron recounts living through Hollywood's ...

"You cannot be a truly great actress without a great soul, without being an essentially good person." So says French film icon Leslie Caron, a soulful charmer if there ever was one. Now, if you blink, ...

If, hovering around the tell-all memoir genre, another category exists—such as, say, the “tell-some”—then Thank Heaven, with its excellent blend of exposure and decorum, falls gracefully within it.

Turn to Turner Classic Movies and soon enough you’ll see An American in Paris or Lili or Gigi. When you do, you’ll encounter the charm of Leslie Caron. That charm comes to the Laguna Playhouse where ...

In 1951, Leslie Caron arrived in California a malnourished and anemic ballerina. After spending the war in occupied Paris, Tinseltown was a... Leslie Caron: Dancing From WWII Paris To Hollywood In the ...

The Laguna Playhouse Executive and Artistic Directors,Karen Wood and Ann E. Wareham present screen legend Leslie Caron, in her first Southern California theatrical performance in over 25 years! SIX ...

The Professional Dancers Society's (PDS) Gypsy Awards Luncheon honoring actress/singer/dancer Carol Lawrence, along with famed choreographers Alan Johnson, Miriam Nelson and Walter Painter, was held ...