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Chicago - a razzle-dazzling treat for London theatre fans. Anyone who wants to see a sizzling, perfectly choreographed musical that is sure to have audiences glued to their seats should definitely buy theatre tickets to Chicago the Musical at the Cambridge Theatre. It has recently celebrated its 12th birthday in the West End, making it the sixth longest-running show in London Theatreland history.

Chicago Tickets sell like hot cakes all the time… the musical has grossed over £120 million since it first opened in London (1997). It has amassed over $850 million worldwide and been performed over 15000 all over the world it is one of the best-loved shows of all time. Chicago reached Broadway in 1926 and since then it has travelled all over the world and has been watched by close to 17 million people. It has been performed in more than 9 languages (French, Italian, Russian, Portuguese, Spanish, German, Dutch, Swedish and of course English).

Chicago has displayed the tendency to cast superstars for its lead roles – Ashlee Simpson, Alison Moyet, Brooke Shields and Marti Pellow, Ruthie Henshall, Marti Pellow, Tony Hadley, Kelly Osbourne and John Barrowman to name a few. Ann Reinking has done a superb job out of the musical’s choreography, it is outstanding to say the least. Direction is such that you will fall in love with it. Lighting, sets, and acting are really beyond comparison in the West End. Chicago tickets are quite the theatre tickets you would want to buy – it is indeed the epitome of overall entertainment in the West End.

Chicago the musical still looks as fresh now as it did when it opened at the Adelphi Theatre in 1997. Gary Wilmot, a former television entertainer, recently told the Norwich Evening News, "This one is very, very special. The quality of the performances in Chicago is just so high. The show never gets tired," he commented. Creators John Kander, Fred Ebb and Bob Fosse never back off from their bold, yet sinister, promise. Over a decade on and Chicago the musical still remains 'the hottest show in town'. The dramatic scenes and switching between imagined sequences and prison life works incredibly well and allows the audience to see a realistic view of Chicago in the 1920s, with its flappers, speakeasies and gangsters' molls. However, it's also an entertaining story about the price of fame that is still relevant today. The audience is thoroughly entertained, an unbelievable true story is the life of the musical, songs like Cell Block Tango, All That Jazz and They Both Reached for the Gun power it up. And dance routines are simply too sexy for words to describe in truth.

Rest assured Chicago tickets will never be regretted.