From South Africa to Sao Paulo, from Moscow to Mexico City, it’s no surprise that Chicago has captivated viewers around the world. It has “legs”; And not just the “awesome” kind. Each performance demonstrates why this incredible musical has been performed successfully for over a decade. The cast is a top-notch team of Broadway veterans who consistently receive thousands of standing ovations every night. The musical was honored with two Olivier Awards and six Tony Awards, as well as a Grammy.

Chicago the Musical has everything you could want in a Broadway show: an all-star cast of lean, sultry serpentine grace dancing perfectly in sync with each other; one lovely song after another, namely “All That Jazz”, “All I Care About” and “Class”. It drips with innuendo, fortune and the trappings of fame. Besides, who knew how much fun murder could be? It’s a glamorous, very powerful and fun way to spend a night on the town.

For those who have never seen Chicago the Musical, here’s the plate.

Chicago is a mischievous, yet delightful story of Roxie Hart, the long-suffering cabaret singer. After murdering her lover, Roxie is mercilessly thrown into jail, ruled by Mama Morton, the cruel and audacious head of the prison. Desperate to get out of it, she turns to sleazy Billy Flynn, who has a reputation as a skilled lawyer for saving his dubious clients from certain death.

Their infamous collaboration attracts the press attention they both desperately crave. They are both greedy, fame-hungry and extremely ambitious, mirrors of themselves. All is well until another desirable and wrongly accused young lady dances in and Flynn leaves Roxie a tired old pair of jazz hands.

No one to fade into the shadows; our Roxie is a force to be reckoned with. She joins forces with another assassin, Velma Kelly; together they form an act, hoping to fall back into the goodwill of the public eye.

Chicago is as timeless today as it was the first time the curtain rose on the 1996 Broadway revival. Fresh, dazzling, and accomplished, London welcomes Roxie and her entertaining band of quirky misfits with aplomb. In fact, it has become one of London’s most popular glam and musicals of all time.

Imagine it. You’ve got a sassy, ​​burlesque dancer in a nightclub, a sly, silver-tongued lawyer, and a cellblock of ostentatious sinful goodness. It would be a crime to miss Chicago again, wouldn’t it?