A Chorus Line

Take a Step into A Chorus Line 

The musical has been nothing if not amazingly successful since it was first introduced into the world of entertainment decades ago. Over the years, many different creative authors and writers have tried their hands at the difficult task of making an interesting, thoughtful, and yet still entertaining musical that will be able to hold up to the critical masses of Broadway. However, one such play, written by James Kirkwood Jr, and Nicholas Dante, stands in the hearts of admirers since its inception in 1975. The Chorus Line is a successful Broadway dramatic musical, with touches of humour and shocking awe as a group of 19 individual dancers each fight for their chance to enter into a chorus line, part of the next biggest and best play in the fictional world that they bring to life. The idea of The Chorus Line is that each of the 19 dancers, plus the dance choreographer, tells his or her life story, and tells about what happened to bring them to the place that they are today in life. Each character's story is completely unique, and every character's story discloses something shocking and unexpected to the audience. From heart-warming to scandalous, you will be in for a pleasant surprise when you sit down to view this tear-jerking musical.   A Chorus Line, when first exhibited in 1976, was an astounding hit, winning 9 TONY awards, as well as the Pulitzer Prize for Drama. Still a huge success today, it is the 5th longest running show to ever grace the stages of Broadway.    With lyrical writer Edward Kleban and musical composer Marvin Hamlisch, what else can you really expect but a great, adventurous, and well-done musical that everyone will enjoy?