'A Chorus Line' at Villagers Theater

"A Chorus Line" opens at Villagers Theater this Friday.

Set during an audition for a Broadway show, young performers share their deepest hopes, fears and dreams as they compete for the chance of a lifetime. Featuring one of the most brilliant scores ever written for the stage, "A Chorus Line" is an enthralling and emotional metaphor for what drives each of us to pursue our dreams. The show garnered almost every award imaginable, including nine Tony Awards and the Pulitzer Prize. It was one of the longest-running shows in Broadway history.

The show features Kevin Albanese as Don, Margot Bergeron as Tricia, Wesley Cappiello as Mark, Rory Connolly as Mike, Alicia Cordero as Diana, Mandy Crawford as Vicki, Darius Delk as Richie, Michal Efron as Lori, Carissa Gaughran as Maggie, Jaimie Geddes as Cassie, Christopher J. Guell as Frank, Tyron Howard as Butch, Lindsey Jordan as Connie, Chelsey Loeb as Lois, Kris Longwell as Zach, Ben Menahem as Al, Dwight Merritt as Roy, Rob Olen as Tom, Abby Oliver as Kristine, Liat Perelman as Bebe, Natalee Phemsint as Judy, Todd Roman as Bobby, Danielle Rothweiler as Sheila, Francois Suhr as Paul, Koren Zander as Greg, Jenna Zielinski as Val; and Wesley Loon, Dotti Friis, Leslie Hochman, Mandy Crawford, Margot Bergeron, Alissa Valiente, Thomas C. Buckley, Rob Olen, and Christopher J. Guell as pit singers.

The show will run 8-10 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays and 2-4 p.m. Sundays Nov. 8-24. Tickets cost $20 per adult, and $18 per senior or student.

To purchase tickets, go to https://app.arts-people.com/index.php?show=36046. To reserve them, visit http://www.villagerstheatre.com/tickets/request/. Villagers Theater is located at 475 DeMott Lane, Somerset.