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The lord of the dance; Musical celebrates the life of broadway dance master bob fosse
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Fosse, the smash hit Broadway musical which celebrates the genius
of the eponymous director, choreographer and producer is about to
open at the King's.
Bob Fosse is the man reckoned to have put sex onto the modern
musical stage.
His signature style is stamped on many top American musicals
including Chicago, Cabaret, Sweet Charity, The Pajama Game, Pippin,
and Dancin'.
Fosse, the show, contains some of the best-known showstoppers of
all time: Big Spender from Sweet Chari...
Related newspaper, magazine, and journal articles from HighBeam Research
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Sweet Memories; The `Charity' Cast Mourn Bob Fosse
The Washington Post
; It wasn't until the curtain had come down on the opening night of "Sweet Charity" that the cast was called onstage and informed that Bob Fosse had collapsed earlier that evening on a Washington street and died. "I just walked off," said dancer Chet Walker, still looking a little stunned, a little
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A bittersweet, cinematic dance with Bob Fosse.(Arts)
The Washington Times
; Bob Fosse always will be linked to Washington theater history by sheer mortality. Ten years ago, he suffered a fatal coronary while leaving the National Theatre with Gwen Verdon, his third wife and most celebrated theatrical muse and collaborator. They had been at a rehearsal for the touring
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'Fosse': The Dances That Smoke
The Washington Post
; "Fosse," which opened Wednesday night at the National Theatre, showcases the dazzling, snake-sinuous, lizard-quick choreography of the bad-boy genius Bob Fosse. Aggressively free of sentiment, reverence and illusion, Fosse is forever associated with the great acrid musical "Cabaret," the 1972 film
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Bob Fosse
Dance Teacher
; This jazz man injected swagger, nuance and desire into the American musical. Choreographer and director Bob Fosse revolutionized musical theater with his sinewy, provocative movement. Starting in the late 1950s, Fosse's style-characterized by subtle yet compelling movements, such as isolated hip
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Bob Fosse Dies After Collapsing On D.C. Street
The Washington Post
; ... 15th St. NW, said Alma Viator, a spokeswoman for the National Theatre. Many of the shocked cast "scattered" after hearing the news, Viator said. She said there had been no indication during the day that Fosse had been feeling unwell. "He was in high spirits ...
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