A Chorus Line at 5th Avenue Theatre
A Chorus Line is scheduled for September 27, 2026, at 5th Avenue Theatre in Seattle, Washington. The event is listed as a Theatre performance in the Musical / play category on ticketsforseattle.com.
A Chorus Line Biography
A Chorus Line is a musical centered on performers auditioning for places in a Broadway chorus. Its audition-room setting explores ambition, personal history, and the uncertainty of building a life in theatre. The show is known for its ensemble focus and for bringing the stories of dancers and aspiring performers to the forefront.
The Seattle listing confirms a performance at 5th Avenue Theatre on. No additional past dates at this venue are provided, so earlier appearances cannot be confirmed from the available event details.
Venue and Seating Information
5th Avenue Theatre is the venue for this Seattle performance. Seating experiences can vary by production and individual preference, and specific section reviews or sightline details are not included in the event information. Check the seating plan and ticket details when choosing seats, particularly if proximity to the stage or a broader view of the production is important.
For a musical, consider how your preferred view may affect your experience of both the performers and the overall staging. Review the available seat options before purchasing, as exact seating availability and prices may change.
Parking Information
Parking arrangements and current rates are not specified in the event details. Visitors can compare nearby public garages, street parking, and other available options before travelling, allowing extra time to park and walk to the theatre.
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A Chorus Line Seattle reviews
nightmare drive to the concert
Many other people were in the same situation we were, missing half the concert. Despite being told to put away "mobiles," many people ignored this and annoyed others by taking photos of themselves, distracting from the performers on stage. When we finally arrived from 8 miles away from the Allstate Arena, we had to park across the street and down a way, paying $30 for parking. A Chorus Line and other performers excelled. They were absolutely unprepared for the traffic, even though it was a sold-out show. We will never go there again unless we stay at a hotel right there.