*Chicago*, now briefly (only six shows) at Playhouse Square’s Connor Palace Theatre, claims to be the longest running musical ever (and yes, it’s still on Broadway). It won six 1997 Tony Awards. Why? Besides the obvious appeal of women in jail (ask the producers of *Orange Is the New Black* about that), it brings together some of Broadway’s greatest hits (such as “All That Jazz” and “Cell Block Tango”) and a distinct and generous serving of Bob Fosse-style dancing. [Snip....] BOTTOM LINE: If you are already a big fan of *Chicago* then you might enjoy seeing an old friend one more time. If you don’t make this production, check out the excellent 2002 film with Renée Zellweger, Catherine Zeta-Jones and Richard Gere. Just remember, this is not a lavish production and so don’t go expecting to get one. (This last remark is in memory of an irate customer at intermission who was telling a hapless red coat something to the effect that “It’s not worth the $80 I paid.”) Full Review at Cool Cleveland ( https://coolcleveland.com/2018/11/theater-review-chicago-playhouse-square-la... )