Title: Dance a Little Closer
Content:  Dance a Little Closer is a musical with a book and lyrics by Alan Jay Lerner and music by Charles Strouse. The story is an updated version of Robert E. Sherwood's 1936 antiwar comedy Idiot's Delight.
Title: Dance a Little Closer
Content:  The musical opened on Broadway at the Minskoff Theatre on May 11, 1983, where it closed after one performance and 25 previews. Directed by Lerner and choreographed by Billy Wilson, the cast included Len Cariou, Noel Craig, Liz Robertson, George Rose, Don Chastain, Brent Barrett, and Alyson Reed. Show business insiders dubbed it "Dance a Little Faster...Close a Little Sooner." In his New York Times review Frank Rich described it as "a huge, extravagant mishmash...that seems to have taken on a rampaging, self-destructive life of its own," a sentiment similar to those expressed by the other critics. An original cast recording is available on CD.
Title: Dance a Little Closer
Content: Act I ; It Never Would've Worked ; Happy, Happy New Year ; No Man Is Worth It ; What Are You Going to Do About It? ; A Woman Who Thinks I'm Wonderful ; Pas de Deux ; There's Never Been Anything Like Us ; Another Life ; Why Can't the World Go and Leave Us Alone? ; He Always Comes Home to Me ; I Got a New Girl ; Dance a Little Closer ; There's Always One You Can't Forget Act II ; Homesick ; Mad ; I Don't Know ; Auf Wiedersehen ; I Never Want to See You Again ; On Top of the World ; I Got a New Girl (Reprise) ; Dance a Little Closer (Reprise)  
Title: Dance Little Dreamer
Content:  "Dance Little Dreamer" is a 1978 disco single by Bionic Boogie, a group created by disco producer, Gregg Diamond and was included in Bionic Boogie's, self-titled, 1978 album. "Dance Little Dreamer", along with the track, "Risky Changes" made it to number one on the Billboard Hot Dance Club Play disco charts for three weeks. Despite the popularity of the album cuts, both failed to make both the soul and pop singles chart.
Title: A Little Song and Dance
Content:  The dance number used in the dream sequence was an original song from lyricist David Zippel and series composer Christopher Lennertz, in conjunction with Butters and Fazekas. Titled "Whatcha Gonna Do (It's Up to You)", the single was performed by Atwell and Gjokaj along with the Hollywood Studio Symphony, and was released on iTunes on March 18, 2016.
Title: Closer (play)
Content:  Although no music is indicated in Marber's script, different productions have often most commonly used classical music. This was also the case in the 2004 film version of Closer. In one production, the music in Closer was composed by Paddy Cunneen, a score described as sounding like "modern Bach".
Title: Closer (2004 film)
Content:  The main theme of the film follows Mozart's opera Così fan tutte, with references to that opera in both the plot and the soundtrack. One of the pivotal scenes develops to the background of the overture to Rossini's opera La Cenerentola ("Cinderella"). The soundtrack also contains songs from Jem, Damien Rice and Lisa Hannigan, Bebel Gilberto, the Devlins, the Prodigy and the Smiths. The music of Irish folk singer Damien Rice is featured in the film, most notably the song "The Blower's Daughter," whose lyrics had parallels to many of the themes in the film. The opening notes from Rice's song "Cold Water" are also used repeatedly, notably in the memorial park scenes. Rice wrote a song titled "Closer" which was intended for use in the film but was not completed in time.
Title: Danses concertantes
Content:  performed in Théâtre Maisonneuve at Place des Arts. A lighthearted work, it was revived for the Colorado Concert Ballet in 1977. ; Leslie White (1936–2009), an Australian choreographer, created his version for the Queensland Ballet in 1978. Under the title A Little of What You Fancy, it was first performed on 6 September 1978 at the SG10 Theatre in Brisbane. ; Nils Christe (born 1949), a Dutch choreographer, created his version in the early 1990s for the Scapino Ballet in Rotterdam. With designs by Keso Dekker, it was a plotless work in neoclassical style. It was revived in Helsinki in 1989. ; Giuseppi Urbani (1928–2007), an Italian choreographer, created his version in 1987 for the Compagnia Artedanza in Rome. It was 
Title: A Little Song and Dance
Content:  The dream sequence was choreographed by van Amstel and begins in black and white, before transitioning to color.
Title: Dance Little Sister (Terence Trent D'Arby song)
Content:  "Dance Little Sister" is a song by Terence Trent D'Arby, the third single from the 1987 album Introducing the Hardline According to Terence Trent D'Arby. The single reached the UK Top 20 as well. As was common for big-selling artists at that time, the singles were released in a plethora of limited editions on multiple formats.

Question: Who was the composer of Dance a Little Closer?
Answer: Charles Strouse.