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Chicago
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Chicago, the iconic Broadway musical, holds the record as the longest-running American show on the renowned Broadway stage. Renowned as the epitome of Broadway entertainment, this musical extravaganza combines a captivating storyline, glamorous characters, exceptional choreography, vibrant music, and breathtaking stage sets. Immerse yourself in the world of Chicago during the prohibition era through this remarkable production. With stellar performances by the talented cast, Chicago is a must-see masterpiece for all Broadway enthusiasts.
Chicago revolves around the riveting tale of Velma and Roxie, two competitive vaudevillian performers turned murderesses incarcerated in Cook County Jail. Velma is imprisoned for the murder of her spouse and sister, while Roxie faces charges for killing her lover, whom she betrayed her husband with. Velma seeks assistance from the prison matron, Mama Morton, and engages the services of the slick Chicago lawyer, Billy Flynn. Billy seizes the opportunity to elevate Velma's status to celebrity level by skillfully manipulating the sensational murder cases. However, he soon finds himself representing Roxie as well, sparking a fierce rivalry between the two murderesses as they vie for the spotlight and media attention. As the women craftily scheme to outshine each other, they deploy their most cunning strategies. Tickets for Chicago are highly coveted, so secure your seats promptly to enjoy the finest views!
Discerning adult audiences | Recipients of Tony Awards | Enthusiasts of 1920s drama
Genre: Musical
Recommended Age: 12+
Venue: Ambassador Theatre
Capacity: 1088
Seating Plan: Ambassador Theatre Seating Plan >
Facilities: Water Fountain, Restrooms
Dress Code: Smart casual
Starring: Bianca Marroquín as Roxie Hart, Robyn Hurder as Velma Kelly, Natasha Yvette Williams as Matron 'mama' Morton
Director: Walter Bobbie
Choreographer: Ann Reinking
Sound Designer: Scott Lehrer