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Book by James Kirkwood
& Nicholas Dante
Music by Marvin Hamlisch
Lyrics by Edward Kleban
Original Choreography by
Michael Bennett
Directed by Lewis Kempfer
Musical Direction by Jamey Green
Mr. Bennett's Choreography Recreated by Nora Cherry
Until a musical about dancing felines surpassed
it, A Chorus Line was the longest-running musical
or dramatic show ever staged on Broadway, playing for
6,137 performances.
Although it deals with the hopes, fears,
frustrations, and insecurities of a specific group of
dancers, the musical skillfully conveys the universal
experience of anyone who has ever stood in line in an
effort to present his or her qualifications for a job.
Featuring songs such as "What I Did For
Love," "One," and the song all the world knows by another
name but here goes by "Dance: Ten, Looks: Three."
Come see why A Chorus Line has thrilled
audiences worldwide.
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