Bob Fosse dance numbers: From the musical Sweet Charity. '' The aloof ''

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In "The Aloof," we meet Suzanne Charny, the mesmerizing lead female dancer in this number. She enters with her pelvis thrust forward so that she is nearly in a backbend, flanked by two male dancers who lead with their chests puffed forward, holding a cigarette extended in one hand in a way that makes them look like old school butlers. Charny dances a tamed down version of the Frug, with demure wrist circles accented by her white gloves and a very small swing of the hips. All the dancers remain totally expressionless. This part of the dance really showcases Fosse's use of small isolations- like when three of the female dancers are in a figure four stance with one leg crossed over their knee and are only circling their right wrist and ankle.
Sweet Charity
Charity is a dime-a-dance hostess in a tacky New York ballroom whose boyfriend takes all of her hard-earned savings yet she remains a die hard optimist. Bob Fosse’s directorial debut.
Genre:
Comedy, Musical, Oscar Nominated
Year: 1969
Starring. Ben Vereen Chita Rivera Ricardo Montalban Shirley MacLaine
Director Bob Fosse
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