Fosse in a sentence

Shoppers visiting Fosse Park this month will be able to pick up a free Fosse Park branded Forget Me Not pot or packet of wildflower seeds from Food Central.

Fosse’s splayed limbs, metronomic body parts, red lips, and bowler hats are quintessentially Fosse, but it’s his whole sleazy, louche, dirty-sexy vibe that’s ubiquitous.

Cilento owes his introduction to Fosse to a fellow choreographer, Graciela Daniele.

Fans of McFly's music and Tom Fletcher's books may well feel like all their Christmases have come at once as the star has announced that he'll be coming to Fosse Park later this month.

For longtime Fosse fans, though, that raging struggle might just be the most interesting thing of all.

Fosse has cited the bleak, enigmatic work of Irish writer Samuel Beckett -- the 1969 Nobel literature laureate -- as an influence on his minimalist style.

Fosse's works span 40 plays - performed around the world in numerous languages - plus novels, essays, poetry collections, children's books and translations.

If you understand going in that there is no celebrity Billy Flynn to pump up the irony, and no sad-eyed veteran hoofers to add to that show’s signature Bob Fosse-esque blend of craft and cynicism, you will be just fine.

It was there that they found the coin came from the time of William the Conqueror and was likely dropped by a worker on the Fosse Way.

Jon Fosse at the Norwegian Theatre in Oslo.

Later, on the cutthroat revenge fantasy “Vigilante,” she performed a Fosse-inspired chair routine.

Mr Chalk, who met with frontline prison staff at HMP Fosse Way, said the opening means the Government is “a quarter of the way towards completion of the biggest prison-building programme in more than a century”.

One of his country’s most-performed dramatists, Fosse has written some 40 plays as well as novels, short stories, children’s books, poetry and essays.

She was the muse and married to director-choreographer Bob Fosse, and as the guardian of his legacy after his death.

So, like all the movement in the show, it’s by Fosse.

The Arabic version had to stay true to the original story line, but entirely new choreography — originally by Bob Fosse — was required.

Broadway’s longest-running show, has faroutpaced the original production of Bob Fosse, John Kander and Fred Ebb’s dark vaudeville about Roxie Hart, Velma Kelly and all that jazz.

Drivers will need to follow a signposted diversion via Upperton Road, Fosse Road South, Hinckley Road, Braunstone Road North, and New Park Street.

Fosse was considered a somewhat surprising choice for the prize, as his work in plays, novels, poetry and essays rarely appeared in translation beyond his large Norwegian audiences.

Local radio station Fosse 107 will once again be hosting the event.