Producer Gerald Schoenfeld and Cats current Grizabella, Linda Balgord, strike a cat-like pose over the 7,000 performance cake. Cats became the longest running Broadway show June 19, 1997, when its 6,138 performance passed A Chorus Line.
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PHOTO CALL: Cats Turns 7,000 July 14
Producer Gerald Schoenfeld and Cats current Grizabella, Linda Balgord, strike a cat-like pose over the 7,000 performance cake. Cats became the longest running Broadway show June 19, 1997, when its 6,138 performance passed A Chorus Line.
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