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Murder, greed, corruption, exploitation, adultery, treachery… and All That Jazz… so begins the international multi-award-winning musical, CHICAGO.
The longest-running musical on Broadway, this scorching hot masterpiece is coming to Capitol Theatre from June.
Starring Anthony Warlow as Billy Flynn, Zoë Ventoura as Velma Kelly, Lucy Maunder as Roxie Hart, Peter Rowsthorn as Amos Hart and Asabi Goodman as Matron ‘Mama’ Morton.
Created by the musical theatre talents of John Kander, Fred Ebb and legendary choreographer Bob Fosse, it's no wonder CHICAGO has been honoured with 6 Tony Awards®, 2 Olivier Awards, and a Grammy®.
With a glittering score that includes “All That Jazz” and “Razzle Dazzle”, CHICAGO truly is “sexy, pin-sharp and flawless” Sydney Morning Herald.
The original and the best, CHICAGO is back. It would be a crime to miss it!
Chicago the Musical is recommended for ages 13 years and up. Show contains adult themes.
You can purchase up to 10 tickets per transaction to Chicago the Musical.
Groups prices apply for 8+ people on selected performances.
Groups of 20 persons or under can book direct online.
Groups of 20 or more can book via the Ticketmaster Group Bookings Department please email groups@ticketmaster.com.au or here.
You may be unable to see the entire performance of Chicago the Musical from the specified seat. Some elements of the production may be obstructed due to the position of the seat on the extreme sides of the auditorium.
Yes, there is accessible seating is available at Chicago the Musical.
Chicago the Musical runs for 2 .5 hours, including a 20-minute interval.
Patrons arriving late to Chicago the Musical will not be admitted into the auditorium until a suitable break in the performance. Latecomers may not be seated in their ticketed seat, but in an alternate area nearer an entrance where minimal disruption will be caused to seated attendees. This is at the discretion of the venue staff.
At Chicago the Musical, photography, video and sound recordings of any kind are strictly prohibited during the performance.
The producers cannot guarantee the appearance of any particular artist at any performance of Chicago the Musical. No refunds or exchanges will be offered as a result of an artist’s unavailability to perform at any performance of Chicago the Musical.
If your thing is flashy colourful sets, lighting and costumes with the band tucked out of sight in the pit, Chicago may not be for you. However, if you like an interesting story put to some great jazz and brought to life by a stellar cast then you'll love Chicago. So, guys don your pinstripe suits and dolls your flapper dresses for a great night out at the Capitol speakeasy.
The precision in the dancing and the timing of the movements with the music were sensational. The setting was excellent, having the orchestra on stage was great. I can't praise it enough. The talent of everyone in it was fantastic. The whole show was sensational.
Chicago is a great show and the revival production that's been playing for the last few decades is solid. Unfortunately, this was not a great production of that. One of the main issues was that there just seemed to be a charisma vacuum on stage. Ironically, the person with the most charisma played the character who was not supposed to have any. I could see that the actor playing Velma was giving it her all, but she just wasn't vocally strong enough or dynamic enough to pull the role off. Mama seemed to be phoning it in. Even the choreography was a little loose, when Fosse choreography should be as tight as the outfits. I'm not sure if they've all been on the road a while and are just tired? One positive I'll throw out is that for a refreshing change, the audio was at a good level. It seems to be the curse of modern musicals that they crank up the volume to distortion point, but this was pretty much perfectly set, so well done audio crew.
Yesterday was my first day at Capital theater and what a gorgeous complex! The staff were just pleasant and happy. The seats were so comfortable. The musical itself was just amazing, each performer was fantastic! We traveled from the South Coast for the day, just so I could watch Chicago and it was well worth it.
We enjoyed the music and singing but found the set very dark and we couldnt make out some of the ensemble and/or in fact some of the 'charcters' because of dark attire and we were sitting in the dress circle. Probably not as great an experience as several of the other musicals we have viewed at the Capitol Thearter. Of course "Love Never Dies"will always be hard to beat.
Among the shining stars of Chicago's musical landscape. With grand sets, dazzling costumes, and show-stopping choreography. The energy of the performers ignited the stage, creating an un-forgettable experience that lingers in your heart! It was Magical!
They are fantastic show and good laugh and dancer and stage are spectacular.
We absolutely loved this production, we have a great wealth of talent in this country, lucky us. Anthony Warlow, wow, he’s still got it and can he hold a note. The ensemble was fantastic, such wonderful standouts, the leads were fabulous, let’s face it they did it seamlessly, just awesome.
This show was fabulous from start to finish with excellent dancing, choreography, sets, costumes and song. Fantastic cast...could go right back and see it all again!
Excellent show, first class performances by every member of the cast! Great theatre, good acoustics and terrific view of the whole stage.
