NEW YORK (AP) — Even in a show with plenty of magic, a special sort of it happens right after intermission at “Aladdin” on Broadway.

No sooner have you settled back into your seat than a revolving door of what seems like hundreds of dancers performs the song “Prince Ali” at a hyper-caffeinated pace. They. Never. Stop. Coming.

The dancers wear brilliant sequined costumes, brandishing everything from swords and banners to feather fans and parasols. They spin like dervishes and bang drums and leap on wooden boxes.

It’s perhaps the most exciting 3

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