A Chorus Line
MusicalDramaOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Jul 25, 1975
Closing Date
Apr 28, 1990
Performances
6,137
MusicalDramaOriginalBroadway
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
Setting
An Audition. 1975. Here.
Comments
"The characters portrayed in A CHORUS LINE are, for the most part, based upon the lives of Broadway dancers. This show is dedicated to anyone who has ever danced in a chorus or marched in step...anywhere."
The opening night for this production is occasionally erroneously listed as October 19, 1975. When A Chorus Line transferred from the Public to Broadway on July 25, 1975 (the off-Broadway run having only closed on July 13), the production opted not to be re-reviewed until September 28 (a full two months later – which would have been an extraordinarily long preview period for the time). The performances during this time were not counted as previews – its weekly grosses were reported in Variety that summer as performances. Variety noted on July 23, 1975 that A Chorus Line was opening that Friday, and the following week again noted that it had opened when reporting the production’s grosses. However, the September 28 review date was pushed back to October 19 due to the Local 802 strike of 1975; A Chorus Line was dark September 18 – October 12. Variety, in its October 22, 1975 edition, says the production “had its so-called ‘press opening’ last Sunday night (19),” noting it was not recognized as its official opening. Additionally, there is a plaque in the lobby of the Shubert Theatre noting the opening night as July 25.
On September 29, 1983, this production celebrated its 3,389th performance, surpassing Grease as the longest-running show in Broadway history at the time. For this performance, over 300 performers from various companies (Broadway, touring, international) of A Chorus Line performed in the show’s finale “One.” Performers who only appeared in the Broadway production on this date are noted as such on the ‘replacement’ tab.
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PeopleTheatre Owned / Operated by The Shubert Organization (Gerald Schoenfeld: Chairman; Bernard B. Jacobs: President)Produced by Joseph Papp and The New York Shakespeare Festival (Joseph Papp, Producer); Produced in association with Plum Productions, Inc.; Associate Producer: Bernard GerstenBook by James Kirkwood and Nicholas Dante; Music by Marvin Hamlisch; Lyrics by Edward Kleban; Music orchestrated by Bill Byers, Hershy Kay and Jonathan Tunick; Musical Director: Donald Pippin; Vocal arrangements by Donald PippinConceived by Michael Bennett; Choreographed by Michael Bennett and Bob Avian; Directed by Michael Bennett; Choreographed by Michael Bennett and Bob AvianScenic Design by Robin Wagner; Costume Design by Theoni V. Aldredge; Lighting Design by Tharon Musser; Sound Design by Abe Jacob; Associate to Miss Aldredge: Bill Kellard; Personal Asst. to Miss Aldredge: Paul Martino; Assistant to Miss Musser: Richard Winkler; Assistant to Mr. Jacob: David CongdonGeneral Manager for NYSF: Robert Kamlot; Company Manager: Patricia Carney; Assistant to the General Manager: Sally CampbellProduction Manager for NYSF: Andrew Mihok; Production Stage Manager: Jeff Hamlin; Stage Manager: Frank Hartenstein; Assistant Stage Mgr: Scott Allen; Technical Director for the NYSF: Mervyn Haines, Jr.Musical Coordinator: Robert Thomas; Orchestra Personnel Manager: Herbert Harris; Associate Conductor: Jerry Goldberg; Assistant to Mr. Hamlisch, Rehearsal Pianist: Fran Liebergall; Music Copyist: Larry Abel; Bass Guitar: Roland Wilson; Upright Bass: Jaime Austria; Harp: Bernice Horowitz; Percussion: Benjamin Herman; Reeds: Joseph Maggio, Marvin Roth, Stanley Brauner and Norman Wells; Trumpet: Bob Millikan and Al Mattaliano; Trombone: Vincent Forchetti and Gordon Early Anderson; Keyboards: Fran Liebergall; Guitars: George Davis, Jr.; Bass Trombone: Blaise Turi; Drums: Allen HermanGeneral Press Representative for NYSF: Merle Debuskey; Casting Director for NYSF: Rosemarie Tichler; Press Representative: Bob Ullman; Asst. to the Choreographers: Baayork Lee; Press Assistant: Norman L. Berman; Dance Captain: Baayork Lee; Consultant to the Producer: Novella Nelson; Graphics Design: Susan Frank; Photographer: George E. Joseph; Advertising: Don Josephson and The Blaine Thompson CompanyUnderstudies: Chuck Cissel (Paul, Richie), Clive Clerk (Zach), Donna Drake (Kristine, Connie, Maggie), Brandt Edwards (Don, Mark), Carolyn Kirsch (Cassie, Sheila), John Mineo (Al, Mike), Carole Schweid (Diana, Bebe), Michael Serrecchia (Larry, Greg, Bobby) and Crissy Wilzak (Val, Judy)
Shubert Theatre (Jul 25, 1975 - Apr 28, 1990)
Musical Director: Jerry Goldberg and Robert RogersSound Supervisor: Otts MunderlohAssociate General Manager for NYSF: Susan Sampliner; General Manager for NYSF: Bob MacDonald; Company Manager: Bob MacDonald, Robert Reilly, Susan Sampliner and Mitchell Weiss (Oct 07, 1985 - ?); Executive Producer of NYSF: Jason Steven CohenProduction Supervisor for the NYSF: Jason Steven Cohen; Production Stage Manager: Tom Porter; Stage Manager: Ronald Stafford, Wendy Mansfield and Christopher Gregory; Assistant Stage Mgr: Fraser Ellis, Jon Michael Richardson and James BeaumontAssociate Conductor: Vincent Fanuele; Keyboards: Nicholas Archer and Robert Rogers; Guitar: Joe Ravo; Drums: Dorian McGee and Earl Williams; Reeds: Andrew Sterman, Ken Dybisz and Buzz Brauner; Trumpet: John Frosk; Bass Trombone: Brad McDougall; Rehearsal Pianist: Nick Archer; Trumpets: James MorrealeDance Captain: T. Michael Reed, Troy Garza, Patti D'Beck and Michael Ricardo; Press Associate: Richard Kornberg; Sound Supervisor: Otts Munderloh; Press Representative: William Schelble and Bruce Campbell; Press Assistant: Bruce Cohen; Photographer: Martha Swope; Vocal Coach: Antony Geralis and Fran L. Forchetti; Advertising: Serino Coyne, Inc.Cast
Mike
Gino
Richie
Al
Al
Bobby
Don
Greg
Bebe
1977 - ?Mike
Larry
Richie
Paul
Val
Lois
Richie
Frank
Vicki
Tricia
Linda
Cassie
Ed
Ed
Lois
Frank
Mike
Cassie
Jenny
Judy
Ralph
Tom
Vicki
Judy
Sheila
Al
Larry
Zach
Al
Vicki
Linda
Tricia
circa. 1978 - ?Vicki
Tricia
Douglas
Larry
Val
Barbara
Bebe
Vicki
Lois
Don
Jenny
Hilary
Understudies: Dean Badolato (Mike, Al), James Beaumont (Paul, Mark, Larry), Kevin Chinn (Richie), Catherine Cooper (Cassie, Sheila, Val), Jim Corti (Paul), Noel Craig (Zach), Michael Danek (Zach), Dennis Daniels (Al, Mike, Mark), Patti D'Beck (Bebe, Diana, Cassie, Judy, Kristine), John Dolf (Mike), Pi Douglass (Richie), Diane Duncan (Sheila, Judy, Kristine), Dennis Edenfield (Mike), Fraser Ellis (Mark, Bobby, Don), Susie Fenner (Maggie, Connie, Bebe, Diana), Gail Mae Ferguson (Cassie, Sheila), Cynthia Fleming (Sheila, Cassie, Kristine), Diane Fratantoni (Diana, Val, Connie, Maggie, Bebe), David Fredericks (Mark, Larry), Morris Freed (Mark), Laurie Gamache (Kristine, Bebe, Judy, Cassie), Troy Garza (Mike, Greg, Paul, Larry, Al, Mark), Roscoe Gilliam (Richie), Niki Harris (Val, Sheila, Judy), J. Richard Hart (Mike), Deborah Henry (Cassie), Jannet Horsley (Sheila, Kristine, Judy), Angelique Ilo (Cassie), Anthony Inneo (Zach), Bradley Jones (Bobby, Greg), Kiel Junius (Maggie, Connie, Val), Diana Kavilis (Cassie, Diana), Frank Kliegel (Don, Zach, Bobby), Tom Kosis (Mark, Larry), Joe Langworth (Mark, Larry), Paula Leggett (Sheila, Judy, Kristine), Carlos Lopez (Paul, Mark, Mike, Al), Betty Lynd (Val, Kristine, Maggie, Connie), Robin Lyon (Bebe, Diana, Val, Maggie), Carol Marik (Judy, Kristine, Sheila, Val), Kevin Neil McCready (Zach), William Mead (Al, Greg, Mike), Tim Millett (Zach, Don, Larry), Dana Moore (Cassie, Judy, Sheila), Kevyn Morrow (Richie), Bebe Neuwirth (Cassie), Cynthia Onrubia (Connie), Mary Ann O'Reilly (Judy, Val), Evan Pappas (Al, Paul, Larry), Dennis Parlato (Zach, Al, Don), Julie Pars (Val, Kristine, Judy), Matthew Pedersen (Larry, Don, Al, Mike), George Pesaturo (Paul), Reggie Phoenix (Richie), Sam Piperato (Bobby, Larry, Mike), Michael-Day Pitts (Greg), Donna M. Pompei (Diana, Connie, Bebe, Maggie, Val), Michael Ricardo (Mike, Larry), Jon Michael Richardson (Bobby, Greg), Steve Riley (Al), Ken Rogers (Richie), Danny Ruvolo (Paul, Mike, Larry, Greg, Al), Chesley Santoro (Cassie, Diana, Maggie, Bebe), Ann Louise Schaut (Cassie, Sheila, Kristine, Judy), Tracy Shayne (Bebe, Diana, Maggie), Dale Stotts (Al, Mike, Larry, Don), Claude Tessier (Bobby, Greg, Don, Al), David Thomé (Zach), Candace Tovar (Sheila), Glenn Turner (Richie), Julie Tussey (Val, Kristine), Timothy Wahrer (Paul), James Warren (Zach), Marcia Lynn Watkins (Sheila), Pamela Ann Wilson (Val, Judy), Joanna Zercher (Judy, Kristine, Sheila, Val) and Karen Ziemba (Cassie, Maggie, Diana, Bebe) -
Songsmusic by Marvin Hamlisch; lyrics by Edward KlebanI Hope I Get ItCompanyI Can Do ThatMike"And..."Bobby, Richie, Val and JudyAt the BalletSheila, Bebe and MaggieSing!Kristine and AlHello Twelve, Hello Thirteen, Hello LoveCompanyNothingDianaDance: Ten; Looks: ThreeValThe Music and the MirrorCassieOneCompanyThe Tap CombinationCompanyWhat I Did For LoveDiana and CompanyOne (Reprise)Company
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Awards
Tony Award®
Best Musical
Best Book of a Musical
Best Original Score
Best Actress in a Musical
1976 Winner
Donna McKechnie
Best Featured Actor in a Musical
1976 Winner
Sammy WilliamsBest Featured Actor in a Musical
1976 Nominee
Robert LuPone
Best Featured Actress in a Musical
1976 Winner
Carole BishopBest Featured Actress in a Musical
1976 Nominee
Priscilla LopezBest Costume Design
1976 Nominee
Costume Design by Theoni V. Aldredge
Best Lighting Design
1976 Winner
Lighting Design by Tharon Musser
Best Choreography
Best Direction of a Musical
1976 Winner
Directed by Michael BennettPulitzer Prize
for Drama
1976 Winner
Book by James Kirkwood and Nicholas Dante
Directed by Michael Bennett
Choreographed by Michael Bennett
Conceived by Michael Bennett
Music by Marvin Hamlisch
Lyrics by Edward KlebanDrama Desk Award
Outstanding Musical/Book
Outstanding Music and Lyrics
Outstanding Actress in a Musical
Outstanding Choreography
Outstanding Director of a Musical
1976 Winner
Directed by Michael BennettTheatre World
Special Award
1976 Recipient
Scott Allen (for Ensemble Performance), Renee Baughman (for Ensemble Performance), Carole Bishop (for Ensemble Performance), Pamela Blair (for Ensemble Performance), Wayne Cilento (for Ensemble Performance), Chuck Cissel (for Ensemble Performance), Clive Clerk (for Ensemble Performance), Kay Cole (for Ensemble Performance), Ronald Dennis (for Ensemble Performance), Donna Drake (for Ensemble Performance), Brandt Edwards (for Ensemble Performance), Patricia Garland (for Ensemble Performance), Carolyn Kirsch (for Ensemble Performance), Ron Kuhlman (for Ensemble Performance), Nancy Lane (for Ensemble Performance), Baayork Lee (for Ensemble Performance), Priscilla Lopez (for Ensemble Performance), Robert LuPone (for Ensemble Performance), Cameron Mason (for Ensemble Performance), Donna McKechnie (for Ensemble Performance), Don Percassi (for Ensemble Performance), Michael Serrecchia (for Ensemble Performance), Michel Stuart (for Ensemble Performance), Thomas J. Walsh (for Ensemble Performance), Sammy Williams (for Ensemble Performance) and Crissy Wilzak (for Ensemble Performance)
Theatre Owned / Operated by The Shubert Organization (Gerald Schoenfeld: Chairman; Bernard B. Jacobs: President)
Produced by Joseph Papp and The New York Shakespeare Festival (Joseph Papp, Producer); Produced in association with Plum Productions, Inc.; Associate Producer: Bernard Gersten
Book by James Kirkwood and Nicholas Dante; Music by Marvin Hamlisch; Lyrics by Edward Kleban; Music orchestrated by Bill Byers, Hershy Kay and Jonathan Tunick; Musical Director: Donald Pippin; Vocal arrangements by Donald Pippin
Conceived by Michael Bennett; Choreographed by Michael Bennett and Bob Avian; Directed by Michael Bennett; Choreographed by Michael Bennett and Bob Avian
Scenic Design by Robin Wagner; Costume Design by Theoni V. Aldredge; Lighting Design by Tharon Musser; Sound Design by Abe Jacob; Associate to Miss Aldredge: Bill Kellard; Personal Asst. to Miss Aldredge: Paul Martino; Assistant to Miss Musser: Richard Winkler; Assistant to Mr. Jacob: David Congdon
General Manager for NYSF: Robert Kamlot; Company Manager: Patricia Carney; Assistant to the General Manager: Sally Campbell
Production Manager for NYSF: Andrew Mihok; Production Stage Manager: Jeff Hamlin; Stage Manager: Frank Hartenstein; Assistant Stage Mgr: Scott Allen; Technical Director for the NYSF: Mervyn Haines, Jr.
Musical Coordinator: Robert Thomas; Orchestra Personnel Manager: Herbert Harris; Associate Conductor: Jerry Goldberg; Assistant to Mr. Hamlisch, Rehearsal Pianist: Fran Liebergall; Music Copyist: Larry Abel; Bass Guitar: Roland Wilson; Upright Bass: Jaime Austria; Harp: Bernice Horowitz; Percussion: Benjamin Herman; Reeds: Joseph Maggio, Marvin Roth, Stanley Brauner and Norman Wells; Trumpet: Bob Millikan and Al Mattaliano; Trombone: Vincent Forchetti and Gordon Early Anderson; Keyboards: Fran Liebergall; Guitars: George Davis, Jr.; Bass Trombone: Blaise Turi; Drums: Allen Herman
General Press Representative for NYSF: Merle Debuskey; Casting Director for NYSF: Rosemarie Tichler; Press Representative: Bob Ullman; Asst. to the Choreographers: Baayork Lee; Press Assistant: Norman L. Berman; Dance Captain: Baayork Lee; Consultant to the Producer: Novella Nelson; Graphics Design: Susan Frank; Photographer: George E. Joseph; Advertising: Don Josephson and The Blaine Thompson Company
Understudies:
Chuck Cissel
(Paul, Richie), Clive Clerk
(Zach), Donna Drake
(Kristine, Connie, Maggie), Brandt Edwards
(Don, Mark), Carolyn Kirsch
(Cassie, Sheila), John Mineo
(Al, Mike), Carole Schweid
(Diana, Bebe), Michael Serrecchia
(Larry, Greg, Bobby) and Crissy Wilzak
(Val, Judy)
Shubert Theatre (Jul 25, 1975 - Apr 28, 1990)
Musical Director: Jerry Goldberg and Robert Rogers
Sound Supervisor: Otts Munderloh
Associate General Manager for NYSF: Susan Sampliner; General Manager for NYSF: Bob MacDonald; Company Manager: Bob MacDonald, Robert Reilly, Susan Sampliner and Mitchell Weiss (Oct 07, 1985 - ?); Executive Producer of NYSF: Jason Steven Cohen
Production Supervisor for the NYSF: Jason Steven Cohen; Production Stage Manager: Tom Porter; Stage Manager: Ronald Stafford, Wendy Mansfield and Christopher Gregory; Assistant Stage Mgr: Fraser Ellis, Jon Michael Richardson and James Beaumont
Associate Conductor: Vincent Fanuele; Keyboards: Nicholas Archer and Robert Rogers; Guitar: Joe Ravo; Drums: Dorian McGee and Earl Williams; Reeds: Andrew Sterman, Ken Dybisz and Buzz Brauner; Trumpet: John Frosk; Bass Trombone: Brad McDougall; Rehearsal Pianist: Nick Archer; Trumpets: James Morreale
Dance Captain: T. Michael Reed, Troy Garza, Patti D'Beck and Michael Ricardo; Press Associate: Richard Kornberg; Sound Supervisor: Otts Munderloh; Press Representative: William Schelble and Bruce Campbell; Press Assistant: Bruce Cohen; Photographer: Martha Swope; Vocal Coach: Antony Geralis and Fran L. Forchetti; Advertising: Serino Coyne, Inc.
Cast
Mike
Gino
Richie
Al
Al
Bobby
Don
Greg
Bebe
1977 - ?
Mike
Larry
Richie
Paul
Val
Lois
Richie
Frank
Vicki
Tricia
Linda
Cassie
Ed
Ed
Lois
Frank
Mike
Cassie
Jenny
Judy
Ralph
Tom
Vicki
Judy
Sheila
Al
Larry
Zach
Al
Vicki
Linda
Tricia
circa. 1978 - ?
Vicki
Tricia
Douglas
Larry
Val
Barbara
Bebe
Vicki
Lois
Don
Jenny
Hilary
Understudies:
Dean Badolato
(Mike, Al), James Beaumont
(Paul, Mark, Larry), Kevin Chinn
(Richie), Catherine Cooper
(Cassie, Sheila, Val), Jim Corti
(Paul), Noel Craig
(Zach), Michael Danek
(Zach), Dennis Daniels
(Al, Mike, Mark), Patti D'Beck
(Bebe, Diana, Cassie, Judy, Kristine), John Dolf
(Mike), Pi Douglass
(Richie), Diane Duncan
(Sheila, Judy, Kristine), Dennis Edenfield
(Mike), Fraser Ellis
(Mark, Bobby, Don), Susie Fenner
(Maggie, Connie, Bebe, Diana), Gail Mae Ferguson
(Cassie, Sheila), Cynthia Fleming
(Sheila, Cassie, Kristine), Diane Fratantoni
(Diana, Val, Connie, Maggie, Bebe), David Fredericks
(Mark, Larry), Morris Freed
(Mark), Laurie Gamache
(Kristine, Bebe, Judy, Cassie), Troy Garza
(Mike, Greg, Paul, Larry, Al, Mark), Roscoe Gilliam
(Richie), Niki Harris
(Val, Sheila, Judy), J. Richard Hart
(Mike), Deborah Henry
(Cassie), Jannet Horsley
(Sheila, Kristine, Judy), Angelique Ilo
(Cassie), Anthony Inneo
(Zach), Bradley Jones
(Bobby, Greg), Kiel Junius
(Maggie, Connie, Val), Diana Kavilis
(Cassie, Diana), Frank Kliegel
(Don, Zach, Bobby), Tom Kosis
(Mark, Larry), Joe Langworth
(Mark, Larry), Paula Leggett
(Sheila, Judy, Kristine), Carlos Lopez
(Paul, Mark, Mike, Al), Betty Lynd
(Val, Kristine, Maggie, Connie), Robin Lyon
(Bebe, Diana, Val, Maggie), Carol Marik
(Judy, Kristine, Sheila, Val), Kevin Neil McCready
(Zach), William Mead
(Al, Greg, Mike), Tim Millett
(Zach, Don, Larry), Dana Moore
(Cassie, Judy, Sheila), Kevyn Morrow
(Richie), Bebe Neuwirth
(Cassie), Cynthia Onrubia
(Connie), Mary Ann O'Reilly
(Judy, Val), Evan Pappas
(Al, Paul, Larry), Dennis Parlato
(Zach, Al, Don), Julie Pars
(Val, Kristine, Judy), Matthew Pedersen
(Larry, Don, Al, Mike), George Pesaturo
(Paul), Reggie Phoenix
(Richie), Sam Piperato
(Bobby, Larry, Mike), Michael-Day Pitts
(Greg), Donna M. Pompei
(Diana, Connie, Bebe, Maggie, Val), Michael Ricardo
(Mike, Larry), Jon Michael Richardson
(Bobby, Greg), Steve Riley
(Al), Ken Rogers
(Richie), Danny Ruvolo
(Paul, Mike, Larry, Greg, Al), Chesley Santoro
(Cassie, Diana, Maggie, Bebe), Ann Louise Schaut
(Cassie, Sheila, Kristine, Judy), Tracy Shayne
(Bebe, Diana, Maggie), Dale Stotts
(Al, Mike, Larry, Don), Claude Tessier
(Bobby, Greg, Don, Al), David Thomé
(Zach), Candace Tovar
(Sheila), Glenn Turner
(Richie), Julie Tussey
(Val, Kristine), Timothy Wahrer
(Paul), James Warren
(Zach), Marcia Lynn Watkins
(Sheila), Pamela Ann Wilson
(Val, Judy), Joanna Zercher
(Judy, Kristine, Sheila, Val) and Karen Ziemba
(Cassie, Maggie, Diana, Bebe)
music by Marvin Hamlisch; lyrics by Edward Kleban
I Hope I Get It
Company
I Can Do That
Mike
"And..."
Bobby, Richie, Val and Judy
At the Ballet
Sheila, Bebe and Maggie
Sing!
Kristine and Al
Hello Twelve, Hello Thirteen, Hello Love
Company
Nothing
Diana
Dance: Ten; Looks: Three
Val
The Music and the Mirror
Cassie
One
Company
The Tap Combination
Company
What I Did For Love
Diana and Company
One
(Reprise)
Company
Tony Award®
Best Musical
Best Book of a Musical
Best Original Score
Best Actress in a Musical
1976 Winner
Donna McKechnie
Donna McKechnie
Best Featured Actor in a Musical
1976 Winner
Sammy Williams
Sammy Williams
Best Featured Actor in a Musical
1976 Nominee
Robert LuPone
Robert LuPone
Best Featured Actress in a Musical
1976 Winner
Carole Bishop
Carole Bishop
Best Featured Actress in a Musical
1976 Nominee
Priscilla Lopez
Priscilla Lopez
Best Costume Design
1976 Nominee
Costume Design by Theoni V. Aldredge
Costume Design by Theoni V. Aldredge
Best Lighting Design
1976 Winner
Lighting Design by Tharon Musser
Lighting Design by Tharon Musser
Best Choreography
Best Direction of a Musical
1976 Winner
Directed by Michael Bennett
Directed by Michael Bennett
Pulitzer Prize
for Drama
1976 Winner
Book by James Kirkwood and Nicholas Dante
Directed by Michael Bennett
Choreographed by Michael Bennett
Conceived by Michael Bennett
Music by Marvin Hamlisch
Lyrics by Edward Kleban
Book by James Kirkwood and Nicholas Dante
Directed by Michael Bennett
Choreographed by Michael Bennett
Conceived by Michael Bennett
Music by Marvin Hamlisch
Lyrics by Edward Kleban
Drama Desk Award
Outstanding Musical/Book
Outstanding Music and Lyrics
Outstanding Actress in a Musical
Outstanding Choreography
Outstanding Director of a Musical
1976 Winner
Directed by Michael Bennett
Directed by Michael Bennett
Theatre World
Special Award
1976 Recipient
Scott Allen (for Ensemble Performance), Renee Baughman (for Ensemble Performance), Carole Bishop (for Ensemble Performance), Pamela Blair (for Ensemble Performance), Wayne Cilento (for Ensemble Performance), Chuck Cissel (for Ensemble Performance), Clive Clerk (for Ensemble Performance), Kay Cole (for Ensemble Performance), Ronald Dennis (for Ensemble Performance), Donna Drake (for Ensemble Performance), Brandt Edwards (for Ensemble Performance), Patricia Garland (for Ensemble Performance), Carolyn Kirsch (for Ensemble Performance), Ron Kuhlman (for Ensemble Performance), Nancy Lane (for Ensemble Performance), Baayork Lee (for Ensemble Performance), Priscilla Lopez (for Ensemble Performance), Robert LuPone (for Ensemble Performance), Cameron Mason (for Ensemble Performance), Donna McKechnie (for Ensemble Performance), Don Percassi (for Ensemble Performance), Michael Serrecchia (for Ensemble Performance), Michel Stuart (for Ensemble Performance), Thomas J. Walsh (for Ensemble Performance), Sammy Williams (for Ensemble Performance) and Crissy Wilzak (for Ensemble Performance)
Scott Allen (for Ensemble Performance), Renee Baughman (for Ensemble Performance), Carole Bishop (for Ensemble Performance), Pamela Blair (for Ensemble Performance), Wayne Cilento (for Ensemble Performance), Chuck Cissel (for Ensemble Performance), Clive Clerk (for Ensemble Performance), Kay Cole (for Ensemble Performance), Ronald Dennis (for Ensemble Performance), Donna Drake (for Ensemble Performance), Brandt Edwards (for Ensemble Performance), Patricia Garland (for Ensemble Performance), Carolyn Kirsch (for Ensemble Performance), Ron Kuhlman (for Ensemble Performance), Nancy Lane (for Ensemble Performance), Baayork Lee (for Ensemble Performance), Priscilla Lopez (for Ensemble Performance), Robert LuPone (for Ensemble Performance), Cameron Mason (for Ensemble Performance), Donna McKechnie (for Ensemble Performance), Don Percassi (for Ensemble Performance), Michael Serrecchia (for Ensemble Performance), Michel Stuart (for Ensemble Performance), Thomas J. Walsh (for Ensemble Performance), Sammy Williams (for Ensemble Performance) and Crissy Wilzak (for Ensemble Performance)
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