 | |  | | A Chorus Line | Nominated for 2 Awards
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| At the beginning of A Chorus Line, casting for a new Broadway musical is almost complete and the field has been narrowed down to 17 "gypsies". These dancers are vying for a spot in the chorus. The audition is the chance of a lifetime, but before the director makes the final cut, he asks each dancer to talk about his or her family, friends, lovers, ambitions, and careers. They share the stories of their lives through song, dance, and monologues.
Producers: Producer: Vienna Waits Productions |
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| History
This production had a pre-Broadway run in San Francisco in fall of 2006. A Chorus Line originally debuted at the Public Theater/New York Shakespeare Festival in 1975, followed by a 15-year stay at the Shubert Theatre. The show won 9 Tony Awards in 1976, including Best Musical. It received a Special Tony Award in 1984 when it became Broadway's longest-running musical.
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