In this musical, the lives of many dancers converge on stage as they audition for a big musical. Distant Finale: Okay, maybe a few months in the future finale, but still; Zach's final speech to the eight dancers chosen for the chorus line explains that rehearsals begin in September and last six weeks, to be followed by two months of out-of-town tryouts, with the Broadway opening scheduled for January. Opening Chorus: Although, strictly speaking, the opening number is an instrumental over which Zach is drilling the dancers at the audition, it leads into the opening chorus proper, "I Hope I Get It", as the dancers express their anxieties over the audition in song. He doesn't like the way I... God, I really got it. Length of the track. Award-Bait Song: From the film adaptation, "Surprise, Surprise", which many fans of the musical despised because it cut out "Hello Twelve, Hello Thirteen", with some really dumb lyrics. ", she has confidence issues stemming from her poor singing voice.
Girls: I can't imagine what he... God, I hope I get it. The Un-Favourite: Mike is the youngest of twelve children, and he recalls in "Hello Twelve, Hello Thirteen, Hello Love" that his parents were outraged when he announced that he was dropping out of high school to become "a chorus boy", comparing him unfavourably to his older brother who is in medical school. Cruel to Be Kind: In the film adaptation, Zach screams at an obviously poor dancer in way over her head to get out. Paul: Who am I anyway? How many people does h eneed? Diana was based on her original actress, Priscilla Lopez, a High School of Performing Arts alumna who struggled with a tyrannical acting teacher. From: Instruments: |Voice, range: Bb3-G5 Piano Guitar Male Voice Female Voice Backup Vocals|.
In 2000, a Tony-nominated semi-autobiographical musical was mounted about Ed Kleban and the creation of A Chorus Line called A Class Act, deliberately repeating the "A" placed ahead of the name employed to give the original show alphabetical priority in the theater listings. The line is - Stage Right to Stage Left - Don, Maggie, Mike, Connie, Greg, Cassie, Sheila, Bobby, Bebe, Judy, Richie, Al, Kristine, Val, Mark, Paul, and Diana. He doesn't like the way I... [Instrumental]. Demonstrating) The arms are second, down, fourth. Values near 0% suggest a sad or angry track, where values near 100% suggest a happy and cheerful track. Reviewing from the last turn. When he asks about how many people are being hired in the film:Larry: Four and four. Time Marches On: In "Dance Ten, Looks Three, " Val sings about getting some plastic surgery while she's on unemployment (as her looks are the reason she's not getting jobs, according to her). "I Hope I Get It" Video ansehen. Don't kill yourselves. Please, God, I need this job I've got to get this show.
I Hope I Get It (From "A Chorus Line" Soundtrack) Lyrics. Roman à Clef: All of the characters are based on recorded interviews with real dancers, with most cast as "themselves"; the dialogue includes numerous verbatim quotes from the interviewees. What I Did for Love. Raging Stiffie: Greg, Mike, and Bobby's contributions to "Hello Twelve, Hello Thirteen, Hello Love" include their embarrassment at getting these at the worst possible times throughout high school, including seemingly every time Greg so much as looked at a school bus. Flashback: The film adaptation expands the subplot of Zach and Cassie's failed relationship with flashbacks to both the happier times, when they were living together and Cassie's star was on the rise, and the sadder times, when their diverging careers caused them to spend more time apart until finally Cassie had enough and left. I want to be in the know. Embarrassing Nickname: During the montage, Mike recalls that he was stuck with the nickname "Stinky" for three years at school after a single incident in which he broke wind in front of his classmates. Maggie, in pantomime, asks Zach to demonstrate part of the combination. Last Update: June, 10th 2013. Maggie was partly based on her original actress, Kay Cole, while the "Indian chief" anecdote came from Donna McKechnie.
I've come this far but even so. Turn, turn, out, in, jump, step, Step, kick, kick, leap, kick, touch... Got it? "A Chorus Line" opens on the initial open dance call for an upcoming Broadway show, and Zach is teaching choreography for a dance combination.
Creator Couple: Invoked with Al and Kristine DeLuca, who are still in the heady early days of married life when they audition together. Larry, meanwhile, is based on Bennett's assistant, Bob Avian. Zach talks to Butch. Greg's Large Ham personality was based on his original actor, Michael Stuart, while his passion for clothes came from Chris Chadman.
I knew he liked me all the... What's coming next? Bobby is fairly flamboyant, but his sexuality is never mentioned. Group: (Note: Cassie does not sing in the opening number). Then Paul slips and aggravates an old knee injury that has already required surgery once, bringing the audition (and possibly Paul's career) to a screeching halt. Be a Whore to Get Your Man: Well, career rather than man, but Val happily tells her fellow dancers that she's proud of the effects her breast augmentation and facial surgery have had on her career and sex life, and encourages them to follow suit. She leaves crying, but she hadn't learned the combination, and at that stage in a "cattle-call" audition when the people in charge of casting are watching around 10-20 people at any given time, especially for the chorus, any dancer that pulls focus for whatever reason is a liability because it means the people in charge can't watch everyone they need to.
Coming-Out Story: - Greg's childhood reminiscences include spending an hour feeling up a girl in the backseat of his car, and realising when she asked him "Don't you want to feel anything else? " Step-kick-kick-leap-kick-touch - AGAIN! No one is overly angsty about it though, and all of their experiences are based on the lives of real people. Was Camp Gay (borderline Drag Queen) in the original musical, as played by Ronald Dennis, and turned into a straight guy, as played by Gregg Burge, in the 1985 film (singing about having sex with a girl in a graveyard in "Surprise, Surprise") (singing) Imagine me this kindergarten teacher? The first group of girls steps out to do the jazz combination. Bebe was told by her mother that she would look "different" when she grew up, which even then she knew was a euphemism for "ugly", and although this made her resent her mother, she admits that she's not conventionally always said I'd be very attractive when I grew up, when I grew up. I can't imagine what he wants. Sheila misses a turn and tries to get back into the combination.
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