SWEET CHARITY is a 1969 musical comedy drama in which an optimistic dance hall hostess seeks true love.

Sex

Taxi dancing is described as 'the rent-a-body business', and dancers complain about their patrons' 'groping, grabbing, clutching, clinching' hands. One woman tells another, 'What you do in bed is your business'.

Drugs

There are infrequent comic verbal references to marijuana misuse.

Language

Infrequent bad language includes 'up yours', 'screwed' and ‘hell’.

A man pushes a woman off a bridge into water in order to steal her money. Other issues include a brief verbal reference to suicide, as well as occasional scenes of smoking.