Bob Fosse was a extremly talented choreographer, dancer and actor who was born into a vaudeville family. By age 13 he was already touring with his own dance act, called The Riff Brothers and by age fifthteen would already be doing choreography. As an adult he would do a stint in the Navy and upon his release would take up acting as well as continue his dancing. In 1948 he would appear in the chorus of 'Call Me Mister'. Finally ending up in Hollywood, he would do a few films including 'Kiss Me Kate' in 1958.   

   Fosse's style consisted of: Tap, Jazz, Ballet and Modern dance. By 1973 he recieved three Emmy Awards. Fosse's choreography was energetic, sexy, cool and clean.