How long has it been since a movie left you literally speechless? For me it's been a week. When the lights came up after a screening of "Every Little Step," a friend and I turned to each other but ...

Every Little Step is all about repetition, documenting the casting of the 2006 Broadway revival of A Chorus Line, a musical about the casting of a Broadway musical. The lifelong dedication of ...

"I really want to talk about us," says the voice on the grainy reel-to-reel tape recording at the opening of the new documentary "Every Little Step." "I don't know if anything will come of this," the ...

You don't often come out of a documentary humming its music, but James D. Stern and Adam Del Deo's "Every Little Step" involves -- and takes a fresh look at -- the longest running musical in Broadway ...

Part tribute to “A Chorus Line” creator Michael Bennett and part comparative chronicle of both the 1975 original and 2006 Broadway revival of his Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning musical, “Every ...

I'll be honest. I didn't think the premise of “Every Little Step” seemed very promising. A bunch of dancers audition for parts in an old Broadway show about … dancers? I saw the movie only because we ...

The cast of 'A Chorus Line' put their collective best foot forward in 'Every Little Step,' a documentary that captures the casting process of the Broadway show's 2006 revival. By Mike Scott Movie ...

"God, I'm a dancer! /A dancer dances!" goes the memorable lyric from "A Chorus Line," the landmark Pulitzer Prize-winning musical. But as the filmmakers reveal in "Every Little Step," a thoroughly ...

"Every Little Step" chronicles producers' efforts to select members of this latest line from a vast field of hopefuls. The musical requires a lot from singers and dancers, and all show plenty of what ...

Life imitates art imitating life in James D. Stern and Adam Del Deo’s heartfelt doc, "Every Little Step," tracking the audition process of director Bob Avian’s 2006 Broadway revival of "A Chorus Line.

Early in his career James D. Stern got a job assisting the writer of a small — really small — off-Broadway musical. When a few hundred people showed up to audition, Stern recalled recently, he was ...