Capturing the razzle dazzle of John Kander and Fred Ebb's Chicago with its merry murderesses, scantily clad dancers and slickster lawyer is a tall order, but Broadway.com resident artist Justin "Squigs" Robertson is just the man for the job! Squigs stopped by the Ambassador Theatre, where the Tony-winning revival is still going strong after 16 years, to see ...

Two-time Tony nominee Christopher Sieber is a theatrical life force: joyful, charismatic and up for anything. As he jokes, “My entire career so far has been in shows that hurt,” including Spamalot (losing his limbs as the Black Knight), La Cage aux Folles (donning heels and a corset on tour) and Shrek (acting, literally, on his knees). Now enjoying his ...

The blockbuster musical Chicago will become the third longest-running Broadway show in history on December 20. The company will celebrate the milestone after the evening performance at the Ambassador Theatre, when the show will have played 6,681 performances. Chicago will surpass the original Broadway production of Les Misérables to claim its new title.

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Two-time Tony nominee Christopher Sieber will return to Broadway's Chicago as cunning lawyer Billy Flynn on Christmas Day. This marks Sieber's fourth engagement as Billy; he previously played the slickster during two separate engagements in 2004, and again in 2011. Sieber takes over for country star Billy Ray Cyrus, who concludes his run on December 23.  

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Gold medal-winning Olympic gymnastics met Tony Award-winning Fosse acrobatics when Gabrielle "Gabby" Doulgas took a trip backstage at the Ambassador Theatre to meet Billy Ray Cyrus, Amy Spanger and the rest of the devilishly delightful cast of Chicago. Douglas brought her mother, Natalie Hawkins, and sister, Arielle Hawkins, backstage after the December 10 performance to congratulate the jazzy cast members ...

Billy Ray Cyrus has traded his cowboy hat for a fedora to make his Broadway debut as Billy Flynn in the long-running musical Chicago. It's a big step for the man who brought us "Achy Breaky Heart," and, of course, his daughter Miley Cyrus. The "Party in the U.S.A." singer was on-hand to support her dear old ...

On November 14, 1996, a sexy, stripped-down version of John Kander, Fred Ebb and Bob Fosse’s Chicago opened at Broadway’s Richard Rodgers Theatre after a much-lauded Encores! debut. An immediate hit, the show won six 1997 Tony Awards, including Best Musical Revival, Best Actress (Bebe Neuwirth as merry murderess Velma Kelly) and Best Actor (James Naughton as lawyer ...

The Tony-winning revival of Chicago celebrated 16 years of keeping Broadway too-hot-to-trot on November 13, the day before the show's 16th Broadway anniversary. After the performance, stars Billy Ray Cyrus, Amy Spanger, Amra-Faye Wright, Carol Woods and the rest of the delightfully devilish cast gathered backstage at the Ambassador Theatre where they popped open the bubbly, dug into a ...

In the final installment of The Road to Chicago, Billy Ray Cyrus makes his grand Broadway debut as Chicago's newest Billy Flynn! Watch him go big (not down in flames!) and take on "the funnest thing" he's ever done!

Country music star Billy Ray Cyrus made his Broadway debut on November 5 as sly and cunning lawyer Billy Flynn in the long-running musical Chicago. With a now-classic story and score from John Kander & Fred Ebb, the jazzy tuner tells the tale of rival murderesses Velma Kelly (Amra-Faye Wright) and Roxie Hart (Amy Spanger), who find themselves on death row ...