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Set in the Jazz Age, this dazzling musical brings to the story of Roxie Hart and Velma Kelly to life, two women who turn their scandal into fame. With its sizzling choreography by Bob Fosse, unforgettable songs like "All That Jazz," and a storyline filled with intrigue and satire, Chicago on Broadway is a theatrical masterpiece. Book your tickets now and be swept away by the glamour of Chicago on Broadway!
Note: Producers can not guarantee the appearance of any particular artist, which is always subject to illness and holidays.
John Kander and Fred Ebb have provided the music and lyrics for this super hit musical. Set in the jazz age, this musical is sure to make you relive some of the delightful jazz tunes. The top songs of Chicago the musical include ‘All That Jazz’.
Located at 219 West 49th Street in Midtown Manhattan’s Theatre District, the Ambassador Theatre has had an illustrious past as a playhouse. While it was primarily a center for operettas and musical comedies in its opening decade, it also served as a radio broadcasting center and movie house during the period from 1936 to the 1950s. Some of the notable productions at this theatre include Suzan-Lori Parks’ Pulitzer-prize winning Topdog/Underdog (2002), and an adaptation of The Great Gatsby (1926) by Owen Davis.
Seating Capacity: 1114
Ambassador Theatre Seating Plan will help you find the best seats in the theatre.
Address: 219 W 49th St, New York, NY 10019
Tube: The closest subway station to the Ambassador Theatre is 49th Street, which is served by lines including N, R and W.
Bus: M7, M20 , M104 , M50
Available Facilities: Restrooms, water fountains
Accessibility: Accessible seating, visual & hearing assistance, accessible restrooms
Mythical setting and magnificent show. Very professional singers, dancers, actors and musicians. A wonderful evening.
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Wonderful, spectacular, fabulous
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The show was really beautiful, and both the actors and the orchestra were outstanding. The only aspect I didn’t like was the casting choice of Ashley Graham in the role of Roxie. I'm sure she put all her effort into the role, but vocally she was clearly not up to the standards of a Broadway production. Seeing a show on Broadway is expensive, and at that price, I expect to see a performance of the highest quality. Choosing a celebrity to draw in the audience doesn’t always result in a strong overall performance.
Excellent service. I purchased well in advance and was very kindly advised that my reservation was perfect but that I would see the tickets when they were issued (a week before the date) and I did. Excellent customer service and of course, excellent Chicago!
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+ punctuality + singers/actors/musicians + graciousness and friendliness of the staff. - Overcrowded services, my daughter missed part of the 2nd half show because of the service line. -Old facilities - compelling eviction. - visually awkward location. - CLEANING services VERY DEFICIENT. - "expensive tickets". In short: acceptable scratched.
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Chicago has a range of delightful songs to enthrall audiences. Listen to top songs such as Overture and All That Jazz. You can find the Chicago playlist here.