What's Everything Was Possible?

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Every Little Step fascinates on many levels. To begin with, it is as accurate a view of the Broadway audition process as you're likely to see. A Chorus Line itself is a theatricalization of the process, but carefully sculpted by a master showman and his writing staff. Here the central characters are Bob Avian, Bennett's longtime artistic partner, co-choreographer of the original Chorus Line, and director of the revival; Jay Binder, a veteran New York casting director who specializes in musicals; and Baayork Lee, one of the original cast members whose autobiographical tale was lifted off the tape and who has been restaging Bennett's choreography for years now. These are not actors performing scripted roles, but behind-the-scenes workers caught by omnipresent cameras.

I really liked Every Little Step. I thought it was really interesting to see the things they were looking for in the actors. A good insight into the world of auditions, and what better show to make the documentary about! I really loved the guy who was chosen to play Paul. And Tyce, wow I'll be thinking of this next time he's on So You Think You Can Dance.

What's funny was that all 3 of the Mike's at callbacks where fantastic, and they could have picked any one of them...Tyce's true colors came out in the end when he basically said that this was nothing for him and he is already doing better things. What a douche! He wanted that part otherwise he wouldn't of tried out! I was shocked he forgot the routine and improved a little, as he was the best dancer up there.