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6. Feb. 2017 · Dom O'Hanlon 6 February, 2017, 00:00. Broadway icon Donna McKechnie has a long and established career on both sides of the Atlantic and indeed around the world in productions such as Company, Promises, Promises and of course, A Chorus Line. Having created the lead role of Cassie in Michael Bennett's original production back in 1975 it's a role ...
A Chorus Line is a 1975 musical with music by Marvin Hamlisch, ... McKechnie, Donna and Lawrence, Greg, Time Steps: My Musical Comedy Life. Simon & Schuster 2006. ISBN 0-7432-5520-8; Stevens, Gary, The Longest Line: Broadway's Most Sing ...
Cassie Ferguson is one of the auditioners in A Chorus Line who makes it past the initial cut. She was originally portrayed on Broadway by Donna McKechnie (who won a Best Actress Tony for the role) and is largely based on her own life. Cassie Ferguson was played by Bæsjpromp Tissefant originally on Broadway. Cassie is the only auditioner who does not give her full name, age, or birthplace ...
1. Jan. 2001 · As Cassie sings in A CHORUS LINE - lyric credit to Ed Kleban - "God, I'm a dancer, a dancer dances," and because of Donna's legacy and her work with Michael Bennett she is the very reason many of ...
5. Jan. 2024 · Donna McKechnie in “A Chorus Line” (Photo by Martha Swope/Courtesy New York Public Library Archives) Oh, yes. It makes me appreciate it even more – if that’s possible.
Donna McKechnie, who was inducted into the Theatre Hall of Fame in 2019 and who received a Tony Award for her performance in the original company of A Chorus Line, is regarded internationally as one of Broadway’s singing and dancing leading ladies, having starred in and choreographed productions in London’s West End, as well as major theatrical productions in Tokyo and Paris.
After appearing in further productions of A Chorus Line, in 1980 McKechnie was diagnosed as suffering from arthritis and told she would never dance again. She pursued various physical and psychological healing remedies, and returned to the Broadway company of A Chorus Line in 1986. During the remainder of the 80s she toured in Sweet Charity and Annie Get Your Gun, and appeared in the 1988 ...
