REVIEW | ‘A Chorus Line’

Imagine if a job interview turned into a therapy session: “OK, your resume looks great, now tell us your childhood traumas.” What would be a cruel hiring process makes excellent theater. Every character desperately wants the job, and they’re willing to sing, dance and get vulnerable. That’s the premise of “A Chorus Line,” playing now through October 11 at Geva Theatre in a co-production with Barrington Stage Company under the direction of the Berkshires-based