“Chicago The Musical” debuted on Broadway 50 years ago. Directed by Chicago native Bob Fosse and starring Gwen Verdon, Chita Rivera and Jerry Orbach, the tale of an unfaithful wife who murders ...

Michael Vita remembers when the musical “Chicago” opened on Broadway. He remembers because he was there as part of the dance ensemble.

“Chicago The Musical” debuted on Broadway 50 years ago. Directed by Chicago native Bob Fosse and starring Gwen Verdon, Chita Rivera and Jerry Orbach, the tale of an unfaithful wife who murders ...

Chita Rivera, a legendary Broadway icon, delivered a memorable performance in the original production of "Chicago," showcasing her extraordinary talents that have earned her a place among the most ...

As the beloved musical “Chicago” turns 50, Pamela Anderson, Alyssa Milano, Bebe Neuwirth, Michelle Williams, Ariana Madix and ...

Chicago” the musical is making a stop at the Adrienne Arsht Center in Miami. It’s the last stop of the tour during the ...

Chita Rivera, left, and Gwen Verdon perform during a rehearsal of the musical production "Chicago" in Philadelphia on May 8, 1975. (AP) Also in 1975: “Chicago the Musical” debuted on Broadway ...

Murderous women in musicals is the trend as 30 by Ninety in Mandeville stages "Lucky Stiff" with a gun-toting philandering Rita, a corpse (thanks to Rita) and $6 million in diamonds.

A new online petition has launched to get Jasmine Amy Rogers and Boop! the Musical a performance slot at the Tony Awards. It kindly asks CBS to consider having her perform 'Something to Shout ...

Condon's adaptation isn't the only time the Spider Woman has made her way to the big screen. Héctor Babenco directed the first film adaptation of the novel, which premiered in 1985. The critically ...

Jeb Brown, who grew up in Greenwich, performs as the bandleader in "Dead Outlaw" during the shows' preview. Brown is a Tony nominee for his role in the show.

WDSU Chief Meteorologist Emeritus Margaret Orr is making her Broadway New Orleans debut Thursday night. Orr will give the opening line to Chicago the Musical for one night only at the Saenger Theater.