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On the Red Carpet: The Dancin' Company Tells Us 'What Makes a Fosse Dancer' - Vimarsana News

On the Red Carpet: The Dancin' Company Tells Us 'What Makes a Fosse Dancer'

Go inside opening night of Bob Fosse's Dancin' with cast interviews and celebrity red carpet arrivals.

Review | Revival of Fosse's 1978 dance revue is a waste - Vimarsana News

Review | Revival of Fosse's 1978 dance revue is a waste

The dance steps may have originally been created by Fosse, but “Bob Fosse’s “Dancin’,” a mangled, misguided, and utterly pointless attempt to revive and

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Throwing food: Luke Alleva on the Faulty Towers Dining Experience - Vimarsana News

Throwing food: Luke Alleva on the Faulty Towers Dining Experience

The actor, singer and improvisor talks about his his early career in London and playing Manuel in the Faulty Towers Dining Experience.

Chet Walker's Impact Remembered by Broadway's Most Influential Dancers and Choreographers - Vimarsana News

Chet Walker's Impact Remembered by Broadway's Most Influential Dancers and Choreographers

Dancer/choreographer/teacher Chet Walker - a Fosse dancer who later co-conceived FOSSE and choreographed the 2013 PIPPIN revival - died on October 21 from a glioblastoma tumor. Here, his legacy is honored by some of Broadway's most influential dancers and choreographers, including Sergio Trujillo, Andy Blankenbuehler and more.

'Dancin' Man' Perry Kanlan, who'd jump onstage at Chicago clubs to perform with stars, dead at 78 - Vimarsana News

'Dancin' Man' Perry Kanlan, who'd jump onstage at Chicago clubs to perform with stars, dead at 78

He’d dance on his hands, do splits and flips with performers including James Brown, the Jackson 5, Martha Reeves, George Clinton and Sister Sledge.