[post_page_title]Bob Fosse – for a lavish dinner party[/post_page_title]
Bob Fosse was an American dancer, choreographer, actor, and filmmaker. He has directed and choreographed several musical works on stage and television, but unfortunately passed away in 1987. Bob Fosse was most famous for popularizing “Jazz Hands.”
The famous musicals The Pajama Game, Chicago and Cabaret were orchestrated and choreographed by Fosse, receiving eight Tony Awards in his career. In his will, 66 of his relatives, some of whom included Neil Simon, Dustin Hoffman, and Liza Minnelli, received $25,000 expressly for a lavish dinner party. Fosse was indeed always a performative man.
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