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A Chorus Line was not just another hit show. It spoke to and for a generation. For
those who loved it, the theater was forever changed, and our lives forever
enriched by this "singular sensation."
This tribute is lovingly dedicated to ACL's creators, cast and fans. |
Michael Bennett's
A Chorus Line by William McKay Review of the 2001 Paper Mill Revival |
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