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On Sale to the Public – June 28, 2027

Seventeen Dancers. Eight Spots. One Dream.

Winner! 1976 Pulitzer Prize for Drama
Winner! Nine 1976 Tony Awards, including Best Musical, Book, Score, Choreography and Director
Winner! Four 1976 Drama Desk Awards, including Best Music
Winner! Three 1976 Obie Awards
Winner! 1976 Theatre World Special Award
Winner! 1984 Special Gold Tony Award in honor of becoming Broadway’s longest-running musical

It’s one singular sensation! The groundbreaking, Pulitzer Prize-winning concept musical set a new standard for Broadway and remains relevant, poignant, provocative and explosively entertaining. A Chorus Line captures the spirit and tension of a Broadway ensemble audition. Exploring the inner lives and bittersweet ambitions of professional Broadway performers, the show features one powerhouse number after another, including “What I Did for Love,” “One,” “I Can Do That,” “At the Ballet,” “The Music and the Mirror” and “I Hope I Get It.” A brilliantly complex fusion of song, dance and compellingly authentic drama, A Chorus Line was instantly recognized as a classic

Opens: Thursday, JULY 16, 2026
Closes: Sunday, JULY 19, 2026
Location: Marjorie Lyons Playhouse,
on the campus of Centenary College

Conceived and Originally Directed and Choreographed by MICHAEL BENNETT
Book by JAMES KIRKWOOD & NICHOLAS DANTE
Music by MARVIN HAMLISCH
Lyrics by EDWARD KELBAN
Co-Choreographed by BOB AVIAN

Original Broadway production produced by the New York Shakespeare Festival, Joseph Papp, Producer, in association with Plum Productions, Inc.

Schedule:
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY | JULY 15, 16, 17 | 7:00PM
SUNDAY | JULY 18 | 2:00PM

Tickets: CLICK, or CALL/TEXT 318-218-9978 (Monday-Friday, b/t noon-4pm)
Adults: $30. | Seniors/Military: $25. | Students/Kids: $22.

Direction & Choreography | KAITLYN BROWN
Musical Direction & Scenic Design | SETH TAYLOR
Lighting Design | DANIEL SALAZAR
Costume Design | CANDY HUGGINS

“One of Broadway’s all-time greats, with more kick than most other shows combined.” – Time Out New York

“A Chorus Line is still one of those musicals you will sing about to your grandchildren. It is an occasion of joy, an affirmation of Broadway and a smoke‐signal to the world that the musical can touch unexpected depths in the human heart.” – The New York Times

“The startling simplicity of the show still impresses… The show suggests that theatre is both a metaphor for life and a way of escaping it, and there is something genuinely moving about the way it gives an individual voice to performers …” – The Telegraph

A CHORUS LINE CAST

Running the Audition
Zach — Director/Choreographer
Larry/Lorry — Zach’s assistant

Auditioning Actors
(audition numbers in parentheses)
Cassie (no number) – Range: A3-C#5 (opt. D#5)
Sheila (152) – Range: G3-Bb4 (opt. E3)
Val (179) – Range: G#3-C#5
Diana (2) – Range: G3-C#5 (opt. F#5)
Judy (23) – Range: G#3-C#5 (opt. E5)
Kristine (10) – Range: Cb4-Eb5
Maggie (9) – Range: A3-E5 (opt. A5)
Bebe (37) – Range: F#3-C#5
Connie (149) – Range: C4-D5

Mike (81) – Range: F3-G#4
Richie (44) – Range: D3-A4 (opt. C#5 & E5)
Don (5) – Range: D3-F#4
Paul (45) – Range: C#3-F#4
Mark (63) – Range: E3-G#4
Greg (67) – Range: D3-E4
Bobby (84) – Range: Eb3-C4
Al (17) – Range: E3-G#4

Cut Dancers*
Vicki (60) – Range: C4-Eb5 (opt. B3)
Tricia (131) – Range: Bb3-Db5
Lois (53) — ballerina; non-speaking. Range: C4-Eb5 (opt. B3)

Frank (59) — headband boy; non-speaking. Range: C3-Eb4 (opt. B2)
Butch (14) — non-speaking. Range: C3-Eb4 (opt. B2)
Roy (36) — wrong-arm boy. Range: C3-Eb4 (opt. B2)
Tom (40) — counts with his mouth; non-speaking. Range: C3-Eb4 (opt. B2)

*Singers/Dancers used in large ensemble numbers, as Offstage Singers and as Understudies.
Note: Because the onstage performers are singing and dancing at the same time, the offstage singers are used for vocal support.
The original Broadway production had a cast of 26 performers. The show has no dedicated chorus.