A Chorus Line

If this ever comes back I will not waste my money. The Curran Theater sounded terrible, and I was in the balcony, so the view was not so hot either. Booo!

5.6.7.8…Watched the performance at the Curran Theatre. I finally can see why this timeless show is a favorite for so many. Not only were the characters engaging, the music and dance were as well. What really makes the show is the complexity of the storyline which an individual can view the show either light-​heartedly and literal or with deeper meaning.
BRAVO!

Eloquent mix of choreography and singing that’ll keep you smiling and laughing. A great story of aspiring dancers who are auditioning for a new Broadway show. But during the interview process they share their life stories and revealing details some funny as hell and some so touching it’ll bring you to tears; all relatable in one way or another.
You know how there’s always a statuesque bombshell in every group? Well the lovely Sheila was ritefully so. Of course you always need an annoying blonde ditz to ask all the «dumb» questions. Let’s not forget the token black guy who was just F-​A-​B-​O-​L-​O-​U-​S! I cried when Pauly was sharing his story, trust me when you see it you will too. Val’s number, Dance: Ten; Looks: Three was hysterical!
The finale when they’re all wearing glitzed out costumes is jut amazing! Forget going to the movie theater, you can always rent it on dvd; this show is a must see! Playing at the Curran Theatre in SF people!