Sammy Williams, Tony Winner In ‘a Chorus Line,’ Dies At 69

SAM ROBERTS, New York Times: Obituaries
Thu, 03/22/2018 - 10:34am

As a tormented young gay man aspiring to be a Broadway dancer, he delivered a wrenching monologue. But his career soon took a downturn.

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Sammy Williams, Tony Winner In ‘a Chorus Line,’ Dies At 69

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