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A Chorus Line on Tour closed on August 21, 2011
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May 3, 2011How quickly we forget! The first performance of “A Chorus Line” was off-Broadway in 1975, but its appeal spread as rapidly as a California wild fire and it hit Broadway shortly afterward, moving to London’s West End in 1976, and is still touring the world.
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April 21, 2011The Arts Association of East Alabama will end its 2010-2011 Performance Series with the Broadway classic “A Chorus Line.”
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April 17, 2011HACKENSACK — If Guinness has a record for smiles, or giggles, or even hearty belly laughs, chances are it was smashed at The Shops at Riverside on Saturday morning.
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April 17, 2011See our Patch video as dancers join 'One' in NJPAC's world record attempt.
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April 16, 2011At the ripe age of 35-plus, a dancer might be winding down a career on stage. But A Chorus Line, now a beloved classic, is still touring strong at that age.
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April 15, 2011Paul Flanagan knows well the path of a young actor, from leaving home to getting that big break.
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April 14, 2011If there's a theme that virtually everyone can relate to, it's trying to land what could be the perfect job — especially when you're surrounded by more than a dozen equally qualified candidates vying for the same shot.
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April 14, 2011NJPAC, which will be hosting an upcoming touring production of A CHORUS LINE, is hoping to break a Guinness record by amassing 1,629 chorus dancers at The Shops at Riverside in Hackensack, NJ this Saturday. The current record for Guinness' "World's Largest Chorus Line" was set in 2004 and consisted of 1,628 dancers.
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April 8, 2011Here's the thing about non-Equity professional theater, those way too frequent productions that have casts that aren't members of the Actors Equity Association union.
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April 5, 2011For the last six months, they’ve lunched almost daily on hastily prepared, paper-wrapped sandwiches and tacos, usually bought from a generic American mall food court.
