1974
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Vor 2 Tagen · In 1975, a musical adaptation of the play premiered on Broadway, with music by John Kander, lyrics by Fred Ebb, and choreography and direction by Bob Fosse. At a low point in his life, Bob Fosse’s vision for Chicago was very pessimistic, similar to that of Watkins when she wrote the original play.
Vor einem Tag · And then Bob Fosse stopped spinning in his grave. Almost everything that is good in Chicago comes down to Fosse, a man who died 15 years before its cameras started to roll. As director and choreographer of the show’s original stage production, it is his distinctive work that made Rob Marshall look good and helped the film to six Oscar wins from 13 nominations.
Vor 2 Tagen · Wolfe started with a series of interviews in 1938 with Ferdinand Joseph LaMothe, who renamed himself Jelly Roll Morton, then wove Morton’s music into the five decade story of the achievements and contradictions “in the life of an arrogant, racist, braggadocio genius,” as Wolfe described Jelly Roll Morton in an interview with Playbill’s Tony Perkins. “Morton was an American who ...
Vor 2 Tagen · As his marital — and extramarital — relationships were a large part of his personal playlist, he acknowledged the important part women played in his life, not as tagalongs but titans in their own right.
Vor 4 Tagen · NEUWIRTH: (Director Bob) Fosse’s take on ‘Cabaret’ is really sort of indelible. This is entirely different. It is that beautiful material that is on the page and on the piano and brought to life — in a completely new world. So I think of it as this is “Cabaret” deconstructed and reconstructed. So you get to see the show and feel the ...
Vor 3 Tagen · NEUWIRTH: (Director Bob) Fosse’s take on ‘Cabaret’ is really sort of indelible. This is entirely different. It is that beautiful material that is on the page and on the piano and brought to ...
Vor 4 Tagen · Audiences are met with Bob Fosse’s footprint and thesis-evoking coming-of-age discourse. Leading to more confusion than comfort, this marriage of unlikely ingredients makes for one heck of a rare breed that is Stephen Schwartz’s hidden gem. And for the next few weeks, it is Deena Linn’s.
