History of a Chorus Line

• 1974

  January 18 – First Tape Session with 22 dancers
  August-September – First Workshop

• 1975

  January-February – Second Workshop
  April 16 – First off-Broadway Preview (The Public Theater – Estelle R. Newman Theater)
  May 21 – Original Broadway Opening Night
  June 3 – Columbia records Original Cast Album
  July 13 – Final off-Broadway Performance (101 performances)
  July 25 – First Broadway Performance, Shubert Theatre
  October 19 – Press Opening

• 1976

  March 23 – A Chorus Line receives 12 Tony Award nominations
  April 19 – A Chorus Line wins 9 Tony Awards
  May 3 – Pulitzer Prize for Drama is awarded to A Chorus Line
  May 6 – National Company opens in San Francisco
  May 6 – International Company opens in Toronto
  July 1 – A Chorus Line opens in Los Angeles
  July 22 – A Chorus Line opens in London

• 1977

  February 12 – A Chorus Line wins London Evening Standard “Best Musical” award
  April 7 – A Chorus Line wins five L.A. Drama Critics awards
  May 24 – Australian production opens in Sydney

• 1983

  September 29 – A Chorus Line becomes longest running show in Broadway history, passing GREASE (3389th performance)

• 1990

  February 21 – Joseph Papp announces closing
  April 28 – 6137th and final performance

• 2005

  January 12 – John Breglio announces plans for a 2006 revival of A Chorus Line.

• 2006

  July 23 – The 2006 Broadway production of A Chorus Line begins performances at The Curran Theatre in San Francisco, California.
  September 18 – The first preview of the 2006 Broadway production of A Chorus Line at the Schoenfeld Theatre in New York City.
  October 5 – Opening night on Broadway.

• 2012

  A Chorus Line London announced.

• 2013

  First performance of A Chorus Line in London since 1975.