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New York City Shows
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Chicago (musical) |
Velma Kelly is the most famous murderess in the town of Chicago. Roxie Hart is a chorus girl who becomes famous for killing her lover. Roxie's savvy lawyer creates a "Razzle Dazzle" trial that manipulates the media and makes Roxie a star. She then teams up with Velma to become singing sensations on the Vaudeville stage.
Chicago is the winner of six 1997 Tony Awards including "Best Musical Revival".
Recommended for: Ages 12 and up.
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A Chorus Line (musical) |
Broadway gypsies bare their souls and put their lives "on the line" as they audition for an unnamed Broadway musical. The 1975 show won the Pulitzer Prize and the Tony Award for Best Musical. The score includes "What I Did for Love," "The Music and the Mirror," "At the Ballet" and "Dance Ten, Looks Three. "
Recommended for: Ages 12 and up.
NOTE: Previews begin September 18th; Opening Night October 5th. |
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The Color Purple (musical) |
Based on the novel by Alice Walker and the Warner Brothers/Amblin Entertainment motion picture, The Color Purple tells the story of women joined by their love for each other, the men who come in and out of their lives, and the children they care for.
Recommended for: Mature Audiences. |
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“My daughter and I just had a ‘Girls Night Out’ and decided to see a Broadway show. We had a fantastic time!
Afterwards, we went to the stage door to get autographs from the cast.
Everyone was so friendly. My daughter even has the autographed Playbill hanging on her dresser mirror!”
Jan
(Scarsdale, NY)
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