Bob Fosse
I am Bob Fosse, a famous dancer and choreographer. I took movements and images from burlesque halls and nightclubs, crafted them into a signature movement style, and conceptualized Broadway shows, television specials, and movies that relied on that signature style to razzle-dazzle my audience (“Hall of Fame”). I was a genius at creating entertaining dances filled with hunched shoulders, limp wrists, turned in legs, and thrusting hips (“Hall of Fame”). I often called the en masse amalgamation of my moves the “amoeba” because it describes my particular style, one at once fluid and angular (Zaremba).I was the first director ever to win the Oscar, Tony and Emmy Award in a single year (“A Musical”). My work on Broadway, for which I won 9 Tony Awards, include The Pajama Game, Bells are Ringing, Redhead, Little Me, Sweet Charity, Pippin, Chicago, Dancin’, Damn Yankees, New Girl in Town and How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying (“A Musical”). My film work includes the classics Sweet Charity, Lenny and All That Jazz (“A Musical”). I was born on June 23, 1927, in Chicago, Illinois (Zaremba). The son of a vaudevillian, I was practically born into theatre (“Biography”). As a child I began dancing as a way
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