What We Do For Love
This was a nice trip back into Broadway musical history, with a nice twist, in that the casting for the revival of A Chorus Line, is the backdrop of the story about the late choreographer/director, Michael Bennett's creation of a show which portrays the deep yearnings of every professional dancer/performer. You find yourself identifying with both the auditioning dancers and the director, choreographer, and producer's search for artistic expression, truth, and, frankly, a job. There were some weaknesses: The filming was not crisply shot or edited and a favorite number, "Nothing", was not featured at all. It would have been nice, as well, to learn more about what happened to the original cast, since it was their yearning and ambition, not just Bennett's, which drove the original to begin with.