McKechnie & Hamlisch 'Step' into Barnes & Noble for Performance and DVD Signing, 11/12

Tony Award Winner Donna McKechnie and Academy Award, Tony Award, Grammy Award, Golden Globe and Pulitzer Prize Winner Marvin Hamlisch will team up with Tony Award Winner James D. Stern (Hairspray, Stomp, An Education) and Adam Del Deo (So Goes the Nation, The Year of Yao) to discuss the recently released documentary Every Little Step.  The presentation, which will take place at Barnes & Noble at Lincoln Triangle, will feature a performance by McKechnie and Hamlisch and include a signing of the DVD for fans.  The event will take place on November 12 from 4:30pm -6:15pm.

Every Little Step -- a portrait of the struggle to achieve a dream as seen through the mounting of the smash Broadway show, "A Chorus Line" -- arrived on DVD from Sony Pictures Home Entertainment October 13. The Sony Pictures Classics documentary captures the magic of the show by following auditions and casting of the successful 2006 stage revival, while at the same time exploring the history of A Chorus Line, from late director/choreographer Michael Bennett's ground-breaking concept of inviting Broadway chorus performers to tell their real stories, to the show becoming an international phenomenon from the 1970s through the 1990s.

The film features interview footage with Broadway legends Bob Avian, Michael Bennett, Jacques & Charlotte d'Amboise, Baayork Lee, Marvin Hamlisch and Donna McKechnie, to name a few. Life imitates art in Every Little Step which was chosen as an official selection at the 2008 Toronto International Film Festival, 2008 Berlin Film Festival and 2009 New Directors/New Films and subsequently won high praise from critics. The film was directed and produced by Tony Award® winning James D. Stern ("Stomp," "Hairspray") and Adam Del Deo (So Goes the Nation, The Year of Yao).

The Sony Pictures Classics film is available on DVD for $28.96 SRP.

Barnes and Noble at Lincoln Triangle is located at 1972 Broadway @ 66th Street.  The event, taking place on Thursday, November, 12, from 4:30pm - 6:15pm is free and open to the public, however, seating is limited.