Bob fosse

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Shooting days run long. Actors can be divas. Making movies can be Hell. It's hard to fault directors for adopting an unstylish way of life. But they don't all amble around in sweats all day. Here, we salute the motion picture architects who toiled behind the lens with flair, from the debonair icons of cinema's golden age to the contemporary masterminds

Sam Wasson’s biography of Bob Fosse explains the choreographer’s achievement in prose meant to summon the spirit of a Fosse show.

Bob Fosse's choreography is so unique. Love it. #sweetcharity #illustration #alleannaharris

It was the summer of 1972 in New York City. I was young, and boy was I in love! I was in love with dance. I wanted so much to be good, and to be able to harness all those unearthly structures and graces. It was gripping my soul and my heart. I was also […]

"All That Jazz" costumes by Albert Wolsky.

A still of Bob Fosse’s “Rich Man’s Frug,” from the 1969 film Sweet Charity.

This intense, quirky, multitalented actor-singer-dancer, after achieving Broadway success (including a Tony) as a tough-talking dancer in the 1986 revival of “Sweet Charity,” enjoyed similar award-winning popularity for her deadpan portrayal of the brittle, astringent, yet sexually smoldering Dr. Lilith … Continue reading →

Criterion Collection on Instagram: "Good morning and happy birthday to the relentlessly talented director-choreographer-dancer Bob Fosse! ☕✨👋 🖤 Here he is on the set of ALL THAT JAZZ (1979), his dazzling, deathly masterpiece."