The term Chicago Choreographer can refer to two people: Bob FOSSE (8 letters) and FOSSE (5 letters). Bob FOSSE was an American dancer, choreographer, director, and actor who won eight Tony Awards for choreography and direction. He is best known for his work on the musicals 'CABARET' and 'Chicago'. FOSSE was a style of dance and musical theater created by Bob FOSSE that combines jazz, tap, and modern dance. It is characterized by its use of isolations, contractions, and turns.