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About the Musical
This 1999 Tony Award-winner for Best Musical journeys through the career of iconic dance/choreography legend Bob Fosse. It includes dance and musical numbers from:
- The Pajama Game
- Redhead
- Sweet Charity
- Chicago
- Pippin
- Damn Yankees
- How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying
...and more, showcasing and tributing the artist’s signature style.
Concept
Richard Maltby, Jr.
Concept
Chet Walker
Concept
Ann Reinking
Broadway Premiere
- Theatre
- Broadhurst Theatre
- Opening Night
- Jan 14, 1999
- Total Performances
- 1,093
- Original Cast
- Jane Lanier, Valarie Pettiford, Eugene Fleming, Kim Morgan Greene, Mary Ann Lamb, Dana Moore, Elizabeth Parkinson, Desmond Richardson, Sergio Trujillo, Scott Wise, Julio Agustin, Brad Anderson, Andy Blankenbuehler
- Director
- Richard Maltby Jr.
- Choreographer
- Bob Fosse
- Musical Director
- Patrick S. Brady
- Orchestrations
- Ralph Burns and Douglas Besterman
- Scenic Design
- Santo Loquasto
- Costume Design
- Santo Loquasto
- Lighting Design
- Andrew Bridge
2001 TV Version
- Movie Name
- Fosse
- Type
- Filmed Live on Stage
- Director
- Matthew Diamond
- Starring
- Ann Reinking, Ben Vereen, Eugene Fleming, Edwaard Liang, Dana Moore, Ken Alan, Brad Anderson, Mark Arvin, Ashley Bachner, Lynne Calamia, Marc Calamia, J.P. Christensen, Dylis Croman, Byron Easley, Parker Esse, Meg Gillentine, Suzanne Harrer, Anne Hawthorne, Scott Jovovich, Jim Kinney, Susan Lamontagne, Deborah Leamy, Robin Lewis, Julio Monge, Sharon Moore, Jill Nicklaus, Rachelle Rak, Josh Rhodes, Christopher Windom
1999 Tony Award Nominations
Best Musical
Best Lighting Design
Best Orchestrations
Best Direction of a Musical
Best Featured Actor in a Musical - Desmond Richardson
Best Featured Actor in a Musical - Scott Wise
Best Featured Actress in a Musical - Valarie Pettiford
Best Costume Design
1999 Drama Desk Award Nominations
Outstanding Musical Revue
Outstanding Featured Actress in a Musical - Jane Lanier
Outstanding Director of a Musical
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