Sweet Charity

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Sweet Charity is a 1966 Broadway musical (later adapted into a film) about the romantic misadventures of a New York City dance hall hostess, featuring music by Cy Coleman and choreography by Bob Fosse.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Broadway musical
musical film
musical theatre work
stage musical
adaptedAs Sweet Charity self-linksurface differs
surface form: Sweet Charity (1969 film)
awardNomination Tony Award for Best Choreography
Tony Award for Best Musical
basedOn Nights of Cabiria
Sweet Charity self-linksurface differs
basedOnWorkBy Ennio Flaiano
Federico Fellini
Tullio Pinelli
bookBy Neil Simon
broadwayClosingDate 1967-07-15
broadwayOpeningDate 1966-01-29
broadwayRunLength 608 performances
choreographer Bob Fosse
composer Cy Coleman
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
genre musical comedy
romantic musical
hasOrchestrationStyle jazz-influenced score
hasTheme optimism in the face of adversity
lyricist Dorothy Fields
mainCharacter Charity Hope Valentine
notableRevival 1986 Broadway revival
2005 Broadway revival
notableSong Big Spender
If My Friends Could See Me Now
I’m a Brass Band
The Rhythm of Life
There’s Gotta Be Something Better Than This
Where Am I Going?
orchestrator Ralph Burns
originalBroadwayStar Gwen Verdon
originalDirector Bob Fosse
originalLanguage English
originalProducer Fryer, Carr and Harris
originalRolePortrayed Charity Hope Valentine
premiereDate 1966-01-29
premiereLocation Broadway
premiereTheatre Palace Theatre
settingLocation New York City
settingPeriod 1960s
starring Shirley MacLaine
subject dance hall hostess
romantic misadventures

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Gwen Verdon notableWork Sweet Charity
Shirley MacLaine notableWork Sweet Charity
Bob Fosse notableWork Sweet Charity
Bob Fosse directed Sweet Charity
Stubby Kaye notableWork Sweet Charity
Stubby Kaye playedIn Sweet Charity
this entity surface form: Sweet Charity (1969 film)
Christina Applegate notableTheaterWork Sweet Charity
this entity surface form: Sweet Charity (Broadway revival)
Dorothy Fields wroteLyricsFor Sweet Charity
Bebe Neuwirth notableWork Sweet Charity
Neil Simon notableWork Sweet Charity
Charlotte d'Amboise notableWork Sweet Charity
this entity surface form: Sweet Charity (musical)
Chita Rivera notableWork Sweet Charity
Cy Coleman notableWork Sweet Charity
Verdon notableWork Sweet Charity
subject surface form: Gwen Verdon
Sweet Charity adaptedAs Sweet Charity self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Sweet Charity (1969 film)
Sweet Charity basedOn Sweet Charity self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Sweet Charity (1969 film)
Charity Hope Valentine in Sweet Charity appearsIn Sweet Charity
subject surface form: Charity Hope Valentine
Charity Hope Valentine in Sweet Charity createdForWork Sweet Charity
subject surface form: Charity Hope Valentine
Charity Hope Valentine in Sweet Charity firstAppearance Sweet Charity
subject surface form: Charity Hope Valentine
this entity surface form: Sweet Charity (1966 stage musical)
Charity Hope Valentine in Sweet Charity filmAppearance Sweet Charity
subject surface form: Charity Hope Valentine
this entity surface form: Sweet Charity (1969 film)
Gwyneth Evelyn Verdon notableWork Sweet Charity
subject surface form: Gwen Verdon
Peter Stone notableWork Sweet Charity
Peter Hylenski notableWork Sweet Charity
this entity surface form: Sweet Charity (revival)