A Chorus Line (Dance Wedge)

Michael Bennett’s 'A Chorus Line' features an unmatched musical exploration of the vulnerable, unsung "gypsies" of the Broadway ensemble dance ranks. Composed by Marvin Hamlisch with lyrics by Edward Kleban, the narrative unfolds in real-time on a bare stage during a high-stakes audition, stripping away scenic illusions as individual dancers share raw accounts of childhood trauma, sexuality, and the desperate love of performance. This tracking features the company of dancers formed in a tight perspective wedge pattern descending toward the white line, highlighting standards like "What I Did for Love" and "One."