[NEohioPAL] Chicago Opens on May 11 at Heights Youth Theatre

[Pamela Fine]

Heights Youth Theatre

presents

CHICAGO
directed by nathan motta

Kander and Ebb's CHICAGO was originally conceived as a 
"musical vaudeville" where the story of the murderesses of the Cook County jail were told through the vehicle of a vaudeville show. This Heights Youth Theatre production abandon's Bob Fosse's notion of sexualization and black lingerie, and doesn't use the 2002 Oscar winning film's dark realism approach, and instead stays true to the original "musical vaudeville" 
concept of Kander and Ebbs setting the action squarely in the roaring 1920s on the stage of an upscale Chicago speakeasy. A show within a show, 
a stage within a stage, this exciting production of Chicago will be appropriate for a 
PG audience (there are a couple of four-letter words). 
Kander and Ebb's 
most famous score gives us Broadway jazz standards such as All That Jazz, 
Razzle Dazzle, Mr. Cellophane, and the 
Cell Block Tango.  Join us for a Chicago like you've never seen before!

Opens Friday, May 11, 7:00 PM

Runs May 11, 12, 17, 18 & 19 - all performances at 7 PM

Wiley Middle School - Auditorium
2181 Miramar Boulevard
University Heights, Ohio 44118

Tickets $10 - General Admission - cash or check only

Box office will open 45 minutes prior to each performance

On May 20 there will be concert version of Chicago performed by the cast of Chicago to benefit Heights Youth Theatre at Dobama Theatre
Join us for an appetizer and dessert reception at 6 PM with the performance to follow - tickets $20  

www.heightsyouththeatre.org 

Heights Youth Theatre programming is made possible by the generous support of the residents of Cuyahoga County through Cuyahoga Arts and Culture, 
the Eaton Charitable Fund, the Ohio Arts Council and the William J. and Dorothy K. O'Neill Foundation



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