Chicago in The West End: Top Price Ticket (£29.50) or Premium Ticket With Brochure and Wine (£45) at Chicago The Musical (Up to 56% Off)

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Synopsis
With Sarah Soetaert taking the lead as Roxie Hart, the Bob Fosse choreographed show is a murderous story of two fame-hungry women and a manipulative lawyer trying to keep them from death row. A tale of corruption, murder and life in the spotlight, the thunderous show is the longest running Broadway musical to charm the West End, oozing twenties glamour and toe tapping its way through a classic score including All That Jazz and Razzle Dazzle.



About The Event
This production of the multi award-winning musical is now in its 15th season in London. The show has played over 6,000 times to the delight of West End theatre goers and critics, and claims the Laurence Olivier Award for Outstanding Musical Production amongst a host of others. The show has recently moved to its new home of the Garrick Theatre to continue its run of slick choreography and instantly memorable show tunes.

The Garrick Theatre
The Garrick Theatre was founded in 1889, and has grown from a Victorian playhouse into a true darling of the West End. It has played host to all walks of theatre over the years, with stars such as Judi Dench, Ian McKellen and Ricky Gervais following in each other’s footsteps onto to the historic stage.

Key Information

Show times: Mon-Thu 8pm, Fri 5pm
Accessible by bus routes: 24, 29, 176
Nearest tube: Leicester Square
Nearest railway: Charing Cross
Ticket redemption: Booking required online

Reviews

Chicago received 4/5 from Time Out London, along with positive feedback from TripAdvisor reviewing Chicago the Musical. The show currently has over 10,300 Facebook Likes, with reviewers heaping praise on the cast and score.

Saw Chicago, it was absolutely fabulous. The cast was brilliant. Ambience in the theatre was brilliant.
– Mtcrook1 (Reviewing Chicago the Musical), TripAdvisor, May 2012

But it's Sarah Soetaert as crafty little fake-ingenue, Roxie, who steals the show. In 'We Both Reached For The Gun', the witty press conference number in which Flynn manipulates her like a ventriloquist's dummy, she's a fantastic cartoon sexpot: flopping about on his lap like a blow-up doll and lisping her dubious claims as innocently as Tweetie Pie.
– Caroline McGinn, Time Out London, Mar 2011