Anthony Wayne and the company of the revamped ''A Chorus Line,'' which features dances that have been restaged by Baayork Lee, Michael Bennett's assistant choreographer on the original Broadway production.
(Paul Kolnik)
Stage Review
'Chorus Line' still gets kick from group dynamic
Anthony Wayne and the company of the revamped ''A Chorus Line,'' which features dances that have been restaged by Baayork Lee, Michael Bennett's assistant choreographer on the original Broadway production.
(Paul Kolnik)
What's surprising about "A Chorus Line," which officially opened last night at the Opera House, is how fresh and how classic it feels. (Full article: 654 words)
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