Flash Movie Review: Every Little Step
What you see in front of the stage does not show you the amount of sweat, tears and hard work everyone gives, to put on a broadway musical. If you appreciate live theater, then this is the documentary to watch, for the behind scene workings on the revival of the musical, “A Chorus Line.” In my early years of teaching fitness (aka aerobics), I would have to audition to get on staff. So, I have an appreciation of what it feels like to stand in front of strangers and perform. However, watching the audition process in this film, I have to give tons of credit to all those who put themselves through such a grueling process. A side note: “So You Think You Can Dance” fans will recognize Tyce Diorio going through his paces. For me, this was a fascinating movie to view. Seeing the creative minds in action was exciting and I got a kick (pun intended) out of learning the show’s history. I certainly will have a new appreciation the next time I go to the theater to see a musical.
3 stars — DVD
Posted on January 10, 2012, in Documentary and tagged creative minds, musical a chorus line, so you think you can dance. Bookmark the permalink. 1 Comment.
I really enjoyed this film. In particular, I liked the back story… Michael Bennett’s original creation of Chorus Line. The portrayal of the life of a real life dancer/singer was amazing and I have great respect for people who are willing to give so much when the odds of getting into a show like Chorus Line are pretty slim.