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A Chorus Line is playing in the following cities

City

Venue

Date Range

Austin, TX

Bass Concert Hall-Austin

May 11 - May 16

Clearwater, FL

Ruth Eckerd Hall

Feb 20

Dayton, OH

Schuster Performing Arts Center-Mead Theatre

Apr 27 - May 2

East Lansing, MI

Wharton Center

Apr 6 - Apr 11

Hershey, PA

Hershey Theatre

Mar 9 - Mar 14

Houston, TX

Hobby Center

Jan 5 - Jan 17

Indianapolis, IN

Clowes Memorial Hall

Apr 20 - Apr 25

Jacksonville, FL

Times Union Center for Performing Arts

Jan 19 - Jan 24

Kansas City, MO

Music Hall Kansas City

Apr 16 - Apr 25

Melbourne, FL

King Center for the Performing Arts

Feb 16 - Feb 17

Nashville, TN

Jackson Hall at TPAC

May 4 - May 9

Sacramento, CA

Sacramento Community Center

May 19 - May 30

West Palm Beach, FL

Kravis Center

Feb 2 - Feb 7

About the Show: A Chorus Line

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The "One Singular Sensation" is back!

One of the biggest theatre shows ever to hit a Broadway stage is back! A Chorus Line originally opened on Broadway over three decades ago, on July 25, 1975. It has since won nine Tony Awards including Best Musical, the Pulitzer Prize for Drama, and was the longest running musical on Broadway when it ended on April 28, 1990. Experience this timeless story that shares the hopes and dreams of every Broadway dancer. Watch Broadway’s best giving it their all as they dance, sing, and climb their way to the top. A Chorus Line is back on Broadway and seating is selling out fast.

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