| | | | | share more than just a correctional facility, |
| If you are looking for a dark comedy with all the | | | | however, as Billy Flynn is both girls’ lawyer. |
| right ingredients, search no farther than Chicago | | | | Flynn throws himself into Hart’s defense and |
| (The Musical) tickets. The city of Chicago during | | | | makes his client famous in the process. Her |
| the 1920s was a hotbed for music, maidens and | | | | newfound fame has Kelly fuming, and the two |
| murder and a combustible setting for any drama. | | | | are at odds. See all of the cat-fighting drama with |
| Chicago (The Musical) captures the essence of | | | | Chicago (the musical) tickets. |
| the era with incredible music, racy costumes and | | | | The show features Michelle DeJean as Roxie Hart |
| a top-notch cast. | | | | and Nancy Lemenager and Velma Kelly. DeJean |
| The story starts with two characters, Velma | | | | has been in other productions of Chicago along |
| Kelly and Roxie Hart. Kelly is a vaudeville | | | | with productions like West Side Story and Jesus |
| performer who is on top of the Chicago jazz | | | | Christ Superstar. Lemenager has been in |
| scene. Kelly shared an act with her sister but that | | | | Broadway productions before like Kiss Me Kate |
| partnership ended tumultuously when Kelly found | | | | and Guys and Dolls. Jeff McCarthy plays Billy Flynn |
| her husband and sister sleeping together and killed | | | | and is no stranger to Broadway with roles in |
| them both. The married Roxie Hart is a vaudeville | | | | shows like Beauty and the Beast, city of Angels, |
| wannabe who is dating a man who loves the night | | | | Lockstock in Urinetown and Les Miserables. The |
| life. Her husband almost takes the blame for killing | | | | cast is rounded out with Carol Woods as Mama |
| him until he realizes his wife is having an affair. | | | | Morton, Raymond Bokhour as Amos Hart and D. |
| Both Kelly and Hart are sent to Cook County Jail | | | | Micciche as Mary Sunshine. |
| along with a host of murderous mistresses. They | | | | |