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Summary: Sweet Charity, based on Fellini's play Nights of Cabiria, is a musical directed and choreographed by Bob Fosse; it tells the story of an optimistic young woman named Charity. The play premiered at the Palace Theatre, New York, on January 29 1966; the initial cast was: Gwen Verdon - Charity John McMartin - Oscar Thelma Oliver - Helene James Luisi - Vidal Arnold Soboloff - Daddy Sharon Ritchie - Ursala Sweet Charity was nominated for a total of 12 ...

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Sweet Charity

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Sweet Charity, based on Fellini's play Nights of Cabiria, is a musical directed and choreographed by Bob Fosse; it tells the story of an optimistic young woman named Charity. The play premiered at the Palace Theatre, New York, on January 29 1966; the initial cast was:

  • Gwen Verdon - Charity
  • John McMartin - Oscar
  • Thelma Oliver - Helene
  • James Luisi - Vidal
  • Arnold Soboloff - Daddy
  • Sharon Ritchie - Ursala
Sweet Charity was nominated for a total of 12 Tony Awards; in 1986, it was revived for Broadway, and won 4 Tony Awards, for Best Revival, Best Featured Actor in a Musical (Michael Ruper), Best Featured Actress in a Musical (Bebe Neuwirth) and Best Costume Design (Patricia Zipprodt).

A film version was also produced in 1969, directed by Bob Fosse as well; it featured Shirley MacLaine, Chita Rivera, John McMartin, Paula Kelly, Sammy Davis Jr, Ricardo Montalban and Bud Cort.

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