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All about corrupt Chicago in the 1920’s and how a silver tongued lawyer managed to convince juries that women guilty of murder were innocent. With catchy songs like 'All That Jazz' and 'Razzle Dazzle' it is hard to understand why it is so seldom performed.

Scenes and Songs
 

Act 1

Scene 1 - Chicago, Illinois. Late 1920’s

All That Jazz - Velma and Company

Scene 2 - The Bedroom. Three Hours later

Funny Honey - Roxie

Scene 3 - Limbo

Cell Block Tango - Velma and the girls

Scene 4 - Limbo

When You’re Good to Mama - Matron

Scene 5 - The Jail

Scene 6 - The Visitor’s Area

Scene 7 - Limbo

All I Care About - Billy and the girls

Scene 8 - Billy’s Office

A Little Bit of Good - Mary Sunshine

Both Reached for the Gun - Billy, Roxie, Mary Sunshine

& Company

Scene 9 - Limbo

Roxie - Roxie and Boys

Scene 10 - In the Jail

Scene 11 - Limbo and Roxie’s Cell

I Can’t Do It Alone - Velma

Scene 12 - Limbo and a bedroom somewhere in Chicago

scene 13 - The Jail

My Own Best Friend - Roxie and Velma

Act 2

Scene 1 - The Jail

I Know a Girl - Velma

Me and My Baby - Roxie

Scene 2 - Limbo

Mister Cellophane - Amos

Scene 3 - The Jail

When Velma Takes the Stand - Velma and Company

Scene 4 - An Anteroom In the Courthouse

Scene 5 The Anteroom in the Courthouse

Razzle Dazzle - Billy and Company

Scene 6 - The Courtroom

Scene 7 - A Room in the Jail

Class - Velma and Matron

Scene 8 - The Courtroom

Scene 9 - The Courtroom

Nowadays - Roxie amid Velma