A Chorus Line at 50: Exploitation Behind the Curtain
A New York Times review of a Barrington Stage Company production of A Chorus Line, timed to the musical's 50-plus anniversary, argues that the show exposes the exploitation of artists even as it celebrates their commitment. The review highlights how the script's assembly mirrored the bullying it depicts.
Key facts
- A Chorus Line is celebrating its 50-plus anniversary.
- The review is from The New York Times.
- The production is at Barrington Stage Company.
- The show demonstrates how artists can be bullied or exploited.
- The script's assembly mirrored the exploitation theme.
Entities
Institutions
- The New York Times
- Barrington Stage Company