Bob Fosse

Birth Name:

Robert Louis Fosse

Birth Place:

Chicago, Illinois, United States

Profession

Soundtrack, Actor, Director, Writer, Music department

Fosse/Verdon Review: Michelle Williams Absolutely Owns With Her Interpretation of the Iconic Dancer

Michelle Williams steals the show

Fri, Apr 5, 2019

Fosse/Verdon Review: Michelle Williams Absolutely Owns With Her Interpretation of the Iconic Dancer

Before You Watch Fosse/Verdon, See the Dance Routines That Made the Choreographer and Dancer Famous

Where you know their work, even if you think you don't

Thu, Apr 4, 2019

Before You Watch Fosse/Verdon, See the Dance Routines That Made the Choreographer and Dancer Famous

House: So You Think Hugh Can Dance?

With a bum leg and a skulking aversion to just about everything, House (Hugh Laurie) doesn't seem a likely candidate to trip the light fantastic with girlfriend Cuddy (Lisa Edelstein). Thank the ghosts of Fred and Ginger for dream sequences. In tonight's "Bombshells" episode, Cuddy's anxiety about her relationship with House plays out in a series of fantasies — including a Hollywood Western scene — capped by the Huddsters hitting the floor to an updated version of "Come On Get Happy." The job of turning doctors into dancers was a snap — or at least half the job was. "For Lisa, this was a dream come true," says exec producer Greg Yaitanes. "She has experience as a dancer and singer and was willing and wonderful." Laurie? "Let's just say he had to surrender to the idea," Yaitanes says, laughing.Fortunately, they had an inspiring coach. Mia Michaels, Emmy-winning choreographer extraordinaire of Fox's So You Think You Can Dance, worked for days ...

Mon, Mar 7, 2011

Liza with a Z Watching this landmark...

Liza with a ZWatching this landmark concert special was simultaneously exhilarating and depressing. As a long-time Liza Minnelli fan (not just in Cabaret, I loved her so much I even saw her in Rent-a-Cop… in the theater), I grew up listening to the Liza with a Z soundtrack. I'd play it over and over and over again until even our gay upstairs neighbor begged me to buy a new record. But I never actually saw it until tonight. Even as Liza has devolved into self-parody, I continue to defend her. She's one of a kind, and I'm not just talking about her iconic look or her manic talent. Liza is the living link between the Golden Age of Hollywood and the Tinseltown we know today. In this 1972 televised concert special she straddled the two eras, appealing to her parents' peers with "God Bless the Child" and "My Mammy" while courting

Mon, Apr 3, 2006

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