Ann Reinking (1949-2020) was an American actress, dancer, and choreographer, primarily associated with musical theater rather than a specific music genre. She was renowned for her contributions to Broadway, particularly in the 1970s and 1980s. Reinking is best known for her role in the original 1975 production of "Chicago," where she played Roxie Hart and later served as the choreographer for the 1996 revival, which won multiple Tony Awards. Her notable works include performances in "Cabaret," "Pippin," and "Goodtime Charley," showcasing her exceptional talent in dance and acting. Beyond her on-stage performances, Reinking was influential in the revival of Bob Fosse's choreography, bringing a modern sensibility to his classic works. Reinking's impact on musical theater extends to her mentorship of young performers and her role in emphasizing the importance of choreography in storytelling. She received several accolades throughout her career, including a Tony Award for her choreography in "Fosse." Ann Reinking's legacy endures through her artistic contributions and the indelible mark she left on Broadway.