Photo Coverage: 'A Chorus Line' is The One in Times Square

The cast of the hit revival of A Chorus Line took to the streets of Times Square, with the New York Post's happy headlines in hand to celebrate being Back on Broadway!

A Chorus Line�plays at the Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre (236 W 45th St) and continues to be a singular sensation at the box office having recouped the show's entire $8 million investment in 157 performances (19 weeks).� A Chorus Line broke the house record at the Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre 7 times in its first 5 months on Broadway.� A Chorus Line is produced by John Breglio for Vienna Waits Productions.

A Chorus Line features Nick Adams (Larry), Michael Berresse (Zach), Natalie Cortez (Diana), Charlotte D'Amboise (Cassie), Jessica Lee Goldyn (Val), Deidre Goodwin (Sheila), Michael Gruber (Greg), Bryan Knowlton (Paul), James T. Lane (Richie), Melissa Lone (Maggie), J. Elaine Marcos (Connie), Paul McGill (Mark), Heather Parcells (Judy), Krysta Rodriguez (Bebe), Jason Patrick Sands (Don), Jeffrey Schecter (Mike), Will Taylor (Bobby), Katherine Tokarz (Kristine) and Kevin Worley (Al) in a cast of 31 that includes Michelle Aravena, David Baum, Mike Cannon, E. Clayton Cornelious, Dena Digiacinto, Joey Dudding, Lyndy Franklin, Nadine Isenegger, Jessica Lea Patty, Kim Shriver, Grant Turner and Deone Zanotto.

Pulitzer Prize for Drama, nine Tony Awards, including Best Musical, Score and Book, and the New York Drama Critics Circle Award.� It ran for nearly 15 years, closing on April 28, 1990 after 6,137 performances. A Chorus Line remains the longest running American musical in Broadway history.

For tickets for A Chorus Line visit Telecharge.com or call 212-239-6200 or visit the Schoenfeld Theatre box office.� Performances are Tuesday at 7PM, Wednesday through Saturday evenings at 8PM, with matinee performances on Wednesday and Saturday at 2PM and Sunday at 3PM.�� Tickets range from $66.50 to $111.50.� Premium seating is available.

Photos by Ben Strothmann

One singular sensation! A Chorus Line is back on Broadway