VIDEO: Learn How the Rockettes Honored Fosse's Legacy with 'All That Jazz' Tribute!

By: Apr. 02, 2020
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Just last month, the Radio City Rockettes released a video in honor of Liza Minnelli's birthday. The original video features The Rockettes on stage at Radio City dancing to Liza Minnelli's version of "All That Jazz". Now, they've released a behind the scenes look at how The Rockettes, Rockettes creative team and The Verdon Fosse Legacy worked together to create the choreography and bring the piece together.

The new video also explores why Liza's version of "All That Jazz" was chosen for the music - because of her unique history with both Fosse and Radio City/The Rockettes, her voice was a natural fit. Her father Vincente Minnelli designed the iconic "Parade of the Wooden Soldiers" costume that The Rockettes still wear today, and of course, Liza herself has performed on the iconic Great Stage.

The Radio City Rockettes are the longest-running precision dance company in America, admired for their iconic style of dance and their unity both onstage and off.

The Rockettes are unique in that each woman is an integral and equal link in the creation of The Rockettes line. Their individual talent and athleticism is unrivaled and together, they perform intricate choreography that is both graceful and powerful. Since their debut at Radio City Music Hall in 1932, The Rockettes have inspired and delighted audiences from around the world and helped fans of all ages create Christmas memories that will last a lifetime.



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