Performers all agree ‘Bob Fosse’s Dancing’ will cheer everyone up

new york — the best broadway We produced a glittering first night. The work of the late Bob Fosse is back with a big revival of the show he made as a love letter to all dancers around the world.

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A show that lives up to its name. Of course, it’s not just the legendary choreographer’s signature dance moves, but also the glittering sets, costumes and vocals.

“I think the 1978-2023 interpretation did a really good job,” said director Wayne Cilento. Like.It’s not typecasting.Not everyone has a ballet body.It’s a character, but so did Bob.He wanted all the different eclectic people. ”

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“My background with this is very old. I was introduced when I was 14, so I’ve been doing this style for over 20 years, now over 25,” says dancer and singer Dilis. Croman said. “But Fosse’s style in particular is exhilarating to me.

“I feel like all my hard work has finally paid off,” says dancer Crystal McKee. “I grew up in East New York. He let me go.I didn’t want to do it at first, but I kept going.”

Dancer Tony Dallerio said, “It’s great to be able to honor his material and bring his work into 2023.

Actor and dancer Nicole Fosse, daughter of Bob Fosse, said her on-stage movements speak to the audience.

“His style is so expansive, these performers are incredible storytellers. They’re storytellers with bodies,” said Nicole Fosse.

“It’s about time. It’s about time. This is really good choreography,” said actor Chita Rivera.

Croman says there’s something for everyone in ‘Dancin’.

“This show was a celebration of dance, joy, love, unity, unity. It’s a show that unites. It’s very diverse. It just celebrates everyone,” Kroman said.

“I want the audience to be able to step away, stop moving, and go dancing,” McKee added.

The original Broadway production in 1978 was nominated for seven Tony Awards, with Bob Fosse winning Best Choreography.