After careful consideration, and a desire to ensure the health and safety of everyone who engages with Southwest High School Theatre, performances of A Chorus Line have been rescheduled for Wednesday April 15th - April 19th.
Ticket Options:
- Ticket holders for Fri 3/13, Sat 3/14, Sun 3/15 and Thurs 3/19: tickets and reserved seats have been automatically transferred to new Thursday 4/16, Fri 4/17, Sat 4/18, Sun 4/19 respectively. Your seat purchase and reservations have been preserved. If unable to attend the new date, please purchase tickets for a different day & time and then send a ‘refund for re-purchasing’ request with new order #.
- Tickets holders for Fri 3/20, Sat 3/21, Sun 3/22: Please purchase tickets for one of the new dates and then send a ‘refund for re-purchasing’ request with new order #.
- 'Refund for re-purchasing' requests can be sent to [email protected].
Our students, directors, and volunteers are very disappointed due the time, hard work and money they have invested in the musical. In order to cover our costs and fund the next production we are asking everyone to please consider your ticket purchase a donation if you will not be able to attend any of the days or time of the new performance dates. We rely heavily on the financial support of ticket buyers. Your support would help ensure that SW Theatre will sustain during this uncertain time
THE CHORUS LINE: A celebration of those unsung heroes of the Musical Theatre, the chorus dancers, valiant, over dedicated, underpaid and highly trained troopers who back up the star and often make them look more talented than they are. The characters portrayed in "A Chorus Line" are, for the most part, based upon the lives and experiences of Broadway dancers. This show is dedicated to anyone who has ever danced in a chorus or marched in step anywhere.
By: James Kirkwood Jr. and Nicholas Dante
Directed by: Margaret Berg
