A Chorus Line (Touring) Tickets

The set was simple, the show does take place on a stage after all. There were mirrors on the back wall of the stage that would turn, so they would either be mirrors or blank wall. I thought that it was sometimes minorly distracting when the mirrors were in the back, and the people weren't all dancing around. I could see the balcony and the exit sign reflecting in the mirror. But, the mirror was cool during the scenes where everyone was onstage dancing - the mirror made it look like there were twice as many people dancing around on the stage. I think that the costume designer did a good job - the auditioners did have different colors on, but they were all dull colored, or dark colored except for Cassie, in bright red. This signals that she is important. I also liked Greg's costume, all in black, and I like how he would pose. Diana also had a nice costume - her shirt looked velvety. I like the song "I Can Do That" and I still do. Mike (Clyde Alves) did a good job with the song - with a lot of impressive acrobatics. I also liked how he'd periodically blurt out things that annoyed him. ("Four dance lessons and they called me twinkle toes") in a stereotypically Italian accent. Another favorite song is "Sing", by husband and wife duo Al and Kristine. Al was played by Colt Prattes and Kristine by Jessica Latshaw, both of which signed my program. They worked really well together - and I like how he keeps finishing her sentences for her. Since Kristine can't sing, which was demonstrated very nicely, Al does the singing for her. He had a pretty nice voice, and she did a good job on the terrible voice. Diana, played by Rebecca Riker, had a killer voice , both in "Nothing" and in "What I Did for Love". I already liked her outfit and her attitude at the start of her part, but I was very impressed when she started to sing. Part of the reason for seeing the show (The reason for getting better seats) was Cassie, played by Robyn Hurder, who to me will always be Wrench of US Starlight Tour fame. I didn't get to hear her sing very much in Starlight, since I only ever saw her as Wrench, but I knew that she was a pretty good dancer on wheels. She's a good dancer off of wheels too. Her big song is "The Music and the Mirror" which is a combination singing and dancing song. She has this whole big scene where she talks to Zach about why she is auditioning. She's the only one on stage at the time, since Zach is offstage, presumably out in the audience. I was impressed with her acting, when she had no one else on stage to play off of. That always impresses me. There were more mirrors lowered down in a semi circle around her, so that there were lots of Cassies dancing around on the stage. I was impressed by her dancing.

This is the 5th time I have seen a Chorus Line on the stage- the first time in New York City at the Schubert theater. It is by far my favorite musical. I am always amazed by the talent of the cast and this time was no different. I had goosebumps as I always do at the end sequence! I will never tire of this show. I love the Orpheum, it is a great venue to see any kind of entertainment. The only complaint I have is the seats. I understand they refurbished and wanted to keep everything as it originally was, but come on people, the seats are way too small and crowded!!! No one is comfortable there, unless you are under 5 feet tall and weigh less than 100 pounds. New seats would be a great improvement.

Loved it! Loved it! Loved it! However, some voices were a little weak. Would still see it again though.

Kinda boring...dancing anemic, Zach sounded like an IRS agent and the book shows its age. Acting a little on the high school musical end. Still, was a fun trip down memory lane.

Chorus Line continues to be a Wow! Although some of the actors/singers were a little pitchy, the overall performances were outstanding. This touring company can move! And what is Chorus Line without great dancers! I would definitely recommend this to my friends and I would see it again as well.

What a great show. The music and dancing is amazing. A must See

A great show - lot's of energy, dancing was fantastic and to be able to sing and dance and get through a full program never looking winded - they're incredible athletes to boot!!

The production was very well done. It was quite a bit different from the film as I recall. The cast was great for the most part - there were a couple people who I wasn't impressed with. It was a fun way to spend my birthday!!

Still sizzled with topics that are still relevant today. Crackling choreography and a great orchestra made this worth the return well worth it. There are some times when the lyrics are a bit dated but pace and performance hardly give you time to breathe or think about that. It was an amazing return of a great Broadway musical. One singular sensation!!

A Chorus Line was a wonderful show! I hadn't seen it in about 20 years. This production was still as fresh and new as when I had seen it before. I went with a friend who had seen the movie but not the live show. She was totally captivated by it and we were both moved to tears!! The heart and soul of singers and dancers really rang true in this production! The voices and acting of the cast was excellent! Thank you for bringing this revival to the Twin Cities!!

I know it was supposed to be staged this way, but I found the production to be too minimalist for my taste.

This production was excellent. It was fun seeing and hearing all of the hit tunes from the musical.

I thought the whole experience was great. It has exceeded my expectations

A Chorus Line was a good show. I would recommend friends to see it, however, it is a show that I would only see once. Something like the Phantom of the Opera, I would see over and over (which I have), but A Chorus Line is a one time deal for me.

It was a gift for my wife, she performed chorus line in school. She loved every minute of it. Myself wasent sure at first, but WOW I really enjoyed the entire show. Fan for life

The music was great. The dancers and singers were outstanding. Would go back again and again. It was a refreshing show and story line.

I was so totally blown away by "A Chorus Line". Even though it was set in the mid '70's, everyone who has ever had a job interview or anything else knows what it is like being 'judged'. I love all the characters, and think they all did a fabulous job! They are all wonderful singers, dancers and actors, and I will be seeing the show again when it comes closer to home. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to review this wonderful show.

Unfortunately, my mom and I were very disappointed by how crude and vulgar the play was. Naturally the acting was phenomenal, but the content was too dirty. I would not recommend this to a friend and would not go back.

A Chorus Line is a show that is relevant no matter what era it is showing. The cast members were amazing and showed true emotion in their portrayals. You could really see them as their characters and what they have gone through and going through. It was a great show!

Very slow moving, very disappointed in the acting and the vocals. I am glad that I did not pay full price for this event!