The stage show F'osse - A Celebration of The Choreography of Bob Fosse', is a compilation of some of Fosse's most memorable dance routines from the musicals he was involved with. He put Dancin' up in lights, gave us Sweet Charity and made Chicago the most famous landmark in New York. His films, from 'Cabaret' to 'All That Jazz' were the last of the great movie musicals. With unbridled energy and a unique artistic gift, Fosse's influence on dance in the musical world is, with doubt, unchallenged by any other choreographer in the second half of the last century.

The signature Fosse style of dance swathed with sexual suggestiveness, the trademark cigarette, white gloves and black bowler hat, has inspired and entertained audiences across the world since The Pyjama Game '54.

A dancer, choreographer, director and legend, Bob Fosse earned praise from his industry contemporaries and continues to be celebrated today, with smash hits such as the Oscar winning movie 'Chicago'.