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Fosse is a stage production presenting the iconic dance work of choreographer Bob Fosse. It features selections from his most celebrated Broadway shows including *Chicago*, *Dancin’*, and *Fade*. The revue showcases Fosse's distinctive style characterized by sharp angles, intricate footwork, and dramatic storytelling. It is notable for preserving and performing a significant body of American dance history.

This production is primarily intended for audiences interested in theatrical dance, particularly those studying or appreciating Fosse’s influence on modern choreography and performance.

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Does Fosse tell a continuous story?

No, it is a three-act dance revue rather than a conventional narrative musical. The production assembles reconstructed numbers from Bob Fosse's work in theater, film, and television.

Which Bob Fosse shows are represented in the revue?

Its material draws on productions such as Chicago, Sweet Charity, Pippin, Dancin', and Damn Yankees. It also incorporates choreography connected with films and television specials.

Who helped preserve the original Fosse choreography?

Ann Reinking and Gwen Verdon played central creative roles in reconstructing and presenting Fosse's work. Both had extensive professional and personal connections to Bob Fosse and understood the details of his movement vocabulary.

What awards did the Broadway production of Fosse win?

Fosse won the 1999 Tony Award for Best Musical. The original Broadway production opened at the Broadhurst Theatre in 1999 and ran for more than 1,000 performances.

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