Included within: brief explorations of my head, forced extrovertedness in the form of obsessive idea consumerism, and fanatic art and design adoration.
Mood:
Topic: Seriously
If The Music Man is a clever, albeit doily covered, soda shop/tea room of great musicals then Sweet Charity is a smokey, red-velvet covered after-hours club.
I have to admit, before I met my husband, I knew very little about the crazy creative force that was Bob Fosse. I knew what I liked, but it never occured to me to dig into it and rip from its bowels what would be the shared essence of other things, similar things, I might like just as much. I was a late bloomer musically too--about the only creative product I was completely up on until college was visual art.
Knowing a little more, now, about the personalities that mold any one creation, its easy for me to see that Sweet Charity reeks of Bob Fosse's sweat, and genius, and insanity, and it is lovely for it. I'm not big on heavy video posts, but I cannot help myself here. I'd rather watch these than continue to rattle on about it, so that's what you get to do too. 
Sammy Davis Jr. and the "Rythm of Life"
My favorite number -- "Big Spender"
"Rich Man's Frug"
"There's got to be something better than this"
