“Chicago” on Broadway is a captivating and timeless spectacle, blending 1920s jazz with gripping drama. Dive deeply into a world where crime passionately meets celebrity, all set to unforgettable tunes and dazzling choreography. Secure your Chicago tickets today and witness the razzle-dazzle firsthand.
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Latest Chicago Musical Reviews
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Based on 148 reviews
Texassippi Will
1725518650
Great little theater! We saw Chicago here and gad an amazing time, decently sized seats for Broadway. I'm 6'5" and had no issues. Very clean and good views of the stage from most places.
Bharathi Mani
1722878074
Still one of the best musicals in town. The band was superb and casting was excellent. The production was very well put together.We were in G Row center seats and it worked out very well
Andrea W.
1721676248
Came here to watch Chicago. Theater was fine, pretty standard Broadway show theater. Could do with a bit more leg room, but seats were comfy, super fast...
Laura Lago
1721359512
Love the place. Love Chicago. Great band. Some of the dancers really good and some of the cast members seems tired. Make and hair a bit neglected for the ladies. I got the replacements for Velma and Kelly… dommage… The lady next to me was knitting 😳 But We had a good time. I recommend 💫
Jorge H.
1720583758
Went to watch Chicago. Old school Broadway no woohoo of hi tech and special effects or other gimmicks . It’s back to basics. Old fashioned acting, with sensational acting and singing, sensational choreography, fantastic orchestra. Had the luck to watch the spectacular performance of Jinkx Monsoon, Robyn Hurder and Charlotte d’Amboise. The theatre is beautiful and small; seats are very close together all over.
candice courcy
1718478592
Another sweet spot on Broadway. 🎭 These historic NYC theaters are gems. The sound quality could have been a bit better for the vocals. Nearly perfect performance by the orchestra. Great show. This theatre is charming.
Vera Molenaar
1717970657
Loved the theatre! Went to the musical Chicago which is an absolute must see when in NYC. The people were really nice when guiding you to your seat and the guy who sold the drinks and snacks was hilarious. The only downside about this building was the bathrooms. There were 7 for the ladies, and with a full theatre it caused a long line. However, once it was moving, it wasn’t too bad. Overall, really recommend going to the Ambassador Theatre!
Jurgens “Jay”
1717470241
Stunning little theater, careful of the bar... super pricey.Chicago's screen play amazing with a super cast. One of the main performers was out and the under study stood in, she did great, but the main cast was spectacular
Ron P.
1715083665
Love this theatre and love this play. There is a reason Chicago is the longest running play on Broadway. The music and dancing are fabulous. Bob Fosse would...
Scott Read
1714655067
I've never seen Chicago before andI absolutely loved it!The front row does include a bit of neck craning, but it wasn't too bad. In return, you get wonderful access to the actors.Tip: The red wine is expensive and served in plastic beakers that leak everywhere. Avoid it unless you're wearing claret red or black.
ing. Francesca Di Paolo
1714524154
We went to see the Chicago Broadway show.The theater is not so small, but the visibility is really good from almost everywhere. We had our seats in the mezzanine and we ha the chance to enjoy the show really well. I strongly recommend to experience this!
Frank Chatterton
1713869915
It is a decent theater, quite small for Broadway. The nice thing about it is that you always have a pretty good view, however at least where we were sitting the seats are very close together. We were in the mezzanine and my knees were almost brushing the back of the head of the person in the row in front of me. Zero leg room. Also the hallways are, cozy especially at intermission there really isn't a place to stretch your legs except in the isles. That said the staff was excellent and they did do what they could to mitigate these limitations. We saw Chicago which was a good fit for the theater since it has an on-stage band and there really aren't set or costume changes. All in all I wouldn't be racing to come back to this one, but it was not a bad experience either.
Michael Watkins Jr.
1712714305
For my first Broadway show, it definitely did not disappoint. I loved Chicago from the beginning to the very end!! The ambassador theatre has a retro feel to that and I would go back to see another performance. One of the best nights of my life.
Jesse Smith
1712512401
Saw Chicago. First show ever in NYC. Wonderfully intimate theater. Not a bad seat in the house. Sound system was excellent. Not too loud, but good intelligibility. Decent drinks, though very small selection of beverages. Could use more bathrooms, but that would more benefit the ladies than the fellows.
D Wall
1711419073
Small theater, seemed like a good view from any seat. We sat center, up front and I felt very close to the performance. Chicago was phenomenal, you can see why it's been on Broadway for so long. Key things to note: Only 1 bathroom- the line for the women was very long before the show and at intermission. They had people walking around selling drinks like at a concert which seemed quicker than standing in the bar lines. There were two lines for entrance, we walked to the 2nd one away from times square. I will definitely come back!
Malcolm Gray
1710006850
It was a little smaller than I expected but gave an intimate feel for watching Chicago. Sound was very good. Seats are small and tight but that is to be expected for an older theatre.
Ewan McIntosh
1709145930
A brilliant theatre with a brilliant performance of Chicago. The narrow depth of the theatre means all seats are winners. You feel like you’re right there with the cast.** I’ve now been back twice. Slightly different cast and updated performance. I couldn’t have asked for more. In-house drinks are a shocking price so save yourself for a glass of wine afterwards rather than in the intermission!
Jennifer Kim
1708741527
The show was fantastic. The use of stage was brilliant. We purchased our Orchestra seat tickets at the box office about an hour before the show started. The view was fantastic. Everything was great this night at Ambassador Theatre.
Guadalupe Conde
1708529728
Such an amazing show! First timer, really enjoyed it. Was able to see Ariana Madix as Roxie and she absolutely shined. Full cast, was of course phenomenal. Great theater, but a bit on the smaller side so the seats were cramped even for me (5’1). Best advice if you frequent the rest room, get to the theater early to use before the show. During intermission the line reached the stage and the rest room is on the second floor.
Alexiane Debaenst
1708193945
I had a fantastic time at the Ambassador, my husband and I came to see Chicago and it was great. The staff is really nice, I was comfortable enough in my chair and it’s very easy to get in and out of the theater. I also appreciated the express bar service on the balcony and the quality of the sound (I was on the second balcony).We had booked seats on the first row of our sections therefore we had much more space for our legs than the people behind us. I think we would have had a much less comfortable experience if we had not done that, soI would definitely recommend booking this type of seats to anyone above 5,3.
Christina Johnson
1707284922
I saw Chicago here, a musical where dance is a key element in the story telling, and even waaaay back in the Rear Mezzanine (less pricey seats), the view was perfect. Wonderful performance. Beautiful dancers. Sincere actors. Professional ushers. And the audience was on their best behavior, which was a relief. 🤭Great time. Though it's definetly not a show for children.Regarding the theater itself, my advice is to arrive an hour early. Yes, the doors only open 30 minutes before the show, but it's a lot easier to find your seat when you're one of the first in the theater. Also, the ushers have a lot more patience with you before the crowd of people come in 15 minutes before showtime.
Isabella Panacci
1704898563
me and my friend came to see Chicago and although we sat at the back, the view was great and the show was spectacular! beautiful venue and great atmosphere.
London C.
1704840278
The show was amazing. The theater is full of history since it was built in the 20s. There are great accessibility options. I saw an old review stating the...
Cristina Palomares
1704807550
I grew up watching musicals on television. I was and am in love. When I planned to go to New York, my biggest desire was to watch a Broadway musical. Wish fulfilled. It's indescribable.
Dominique M.
1703529577
Very small theatre. At the time of our show (7pm Christmas night) the line was wrapped around CVS. The line however did move fairly quickly. Seating is...
Heather Nikiforakis
1702830274
Extremely underwhelmed. This was the only show we saw on our visit and I wish I had seen something else. The seats were insanely uncomfortable. The bathroom line for intermission was insane and the worker standing outside the line screaming “move it along ladies” for 15 min was not helpful. Also didn’t hear anyone screaming move it along men to the men’s line which was just as long. The entire production included nothing but a few chairs. For something that has been this long standing on broadway, I would have expected a few more effects and a bit more scenery. I found the act engaging at times, but boring at most. One positive is that there are no bad seats and the theater itself is beautiful. Just disappointed in the lackluster production. Definitely would not recommend if you are only picking one show to see. Go see one of the many other amazing productions broadway has to offer
tiffany patterson
1702218536
Beautiful theatre Womderful show!! The actress who played Roxy Hart is the epitome of less is more darling! They way she engaged with the audience was superb. I felt like she understood "Fosse style" she brought Roxy to Life!!! I wish I could thank her for making my childhood dream of seeing Chicago on Broadway come true. I lived vicariously through her performance. Much ❤
Current Resident
1700347647
The mezzanine seats are great! I would have liked the barrier in front of me to be a bit shorter because I couldn't see over them too well. But, the theater is intimate and comfy.
Stevo T
1699471796
Er had a great time watching „Chicago“ at the ambassador theatre. Best is if you buy tickets right at the box office at the day of the event.
Ewan McIntosh
1699078504
A brilliant theatre with a brilliant performance of Chicago. The narrow depth of the theatre means all seats are winners. You feel like you’re right there with the cast.
Maria Elena P
1695122410
Saw Chicago for the third time but first time at this venue. Smaller theatre, and a very nostalgic production. Amazing cast and energy. Two things that weren't so great: bathroom wait lines veered into the orchestra seating section and ridiculous generic wine and beer prices. We paid $100 for 3 half full 8 oz plastic coffee cups of wine and one box of candy. Did keep the cups though!
Keith Backman
1692810091
Lovely theater! "Chicago" was great! Walk a hundred steps and you look into Times Square! Many restaurants nearby.
taylor c
1685974354
Nice theater. Amazing show, we saw Chicago and absolutely loved it. All of the singers and actors did a fantastic job. The staff was helpful especially since it was so busy.
Jon Jon
1682249785
Perfect location, walking distance from major attractions in NYC. Could use a little refurbishment, but still a comfortable experience watching one of my fave shows - Chicago. The attendants were all helpful and courteous. If you're in NYC, include Chicago in your list of things to do.
Lauren Hughes
1680905852
What an incredible show! We were lucky enough to catch a 7:30pm showing of Chicago and wow, what an amazing, classic musical.We were right on the front left of the front row so we could touch the edge of the stage. If you don’t mind missing some of the action on the very left side of the stage, this is an awesome place to sit. We could see every detail, the spit, the sweat, everything, it was very cool.The show was outstanding, the performers were engaging, very talented and a lot of fun to watch. We even scored Jinx Monsoon as Mama and wow did she slay that role!The theatre itself is a classic beautiful theatre, easy to access from the street and the staff were helpful in helping us find our seats. Be prepared to pay an arm and a leg for drinks - to be expected!Highly highly recommend Chicago if you are looking for a classic musical, it was a very fun show.
Tommy J.
1680218153
Wonderful small theatre. Seats are a little cramped, but that's expected of tgese older theaters. We were in the upper mezzanine and had a perfect view. Chicago was amazing!!!They have a guy selling drinks and snacks which is cool... But $31 dollars for a plastic cup of cheap wine? I get this is NYC, but come on 🙄 you'd probably sell way more if it was actually somewhat reasonable. That's the highest I've seen at any concert or event I've been to in my life.
Donna Fan
1677025463
Saw Chicago here and loved it! The staff were amazing and helpful. The cast was amazing and the show was spectacular. Seats weren't too expensive and I could see well even though I'm short and sat in the rear mezzanine. Only wish they had more stalls/bathrooms but people moved quick.The seats were also comfortable and the theatre was maintained well.
Lurine J.
1674830609
This is one of the smaller theaters theaters that I have visited. However, I will say that it was definitely an intimate setting and pretty cool to be so...
Annie N.
1669811785
When you visit NY, there are a few things you need to do, one of them being see a Broadway show! We had planned on trying to see Phantom, but the price was...
Lourdes M.
1667649579
The current show Chicago is amazing but the theater did not handle my expectations well. First, going to the balcony floor is quite a struggle. Ushers...
Getting Tickets and Broadway Experience
So, you’ve got the “Chicago” bug, and now you’re itching to experience the magic firsthand? Well, hold onto your fedoras, because we’re about to dive into the nitty-gritty of snagging those coveted tickets and ensuring your Broadway experience is as razzle-dazzling as possible!
Securing Your Tickets:
- Book Early: Just like Roxie and Velma’s quest for the spotlight, “Chicago” tickets are in high demand. Booking well in advance ensures you get the best seats in the house.
- Off-Peak Shows: Weekday performances or matinees often have better availability and sometimes offer discounted rates. A mid-week dose of jazz and drama? Yes, please!
- Lotteries and Rush Tickets: For the spontaneous souls, many theaters offer day-of-show lottery or rush tickets. It’s a bit of a gamble, but who knows? Lady Luck might just be on your side.
- Authorized Dealers: Beware of scalpers and third-party sites. Stick to authorized ticket dealers to avoid overpricing and potential scams.
The Broadway Experience:
- Arrive Early: The streets of New York can be as unpredictable as a “Cell Block Tango.” Aim to arrive at least 30 minutes before showtime to soak in the ambiance and find your seat without a rush.
- Dress Code: While there’s no strict dress code, it’s a night on Broadway! Why not don your glitzy best and make an event of it?
- Intermission Insights: Use this time to stretch your legs, grab a drink, and maybe even hum along to “All That Jazz” with fellow theater-goers.
- Stay Seated: Just as Velma wouldn’t want to be upstaged, it’s courteous to remain seated during the performance. If you must leave, try to do so during intermission to minimize disruptions.
Attending “Chicago” on Broadway isn’t just about watching a show; it’s about immersing yourself in an experience—a world of jazz, drama, and a whole lot of heart. From the moment you secure your ticket to the final bow, it promises to be a night to remember. So, ready to razzle-dazzle ’em? 😉
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the origin of the “Chicago” musical?
“Chicago” originated from a 1926 play by Maurine Dallas Watkins, which was inspired by her experiences as a reporter covering the trials of alleged murderesses. The play was later adapted into the iconic musical we know today, with its memorable songs and choreography.
Who are the main characters in “Chicago”?
The story centers around two women, Roxie Hart and Velma Kelly, both of whom are accused of murder and are vying for the media’s attention and the public’s adoration while in jail.
What are some iconic songs from “Chicago”?
Some of the most iconic songs from “Chicago” include “All That Jazz” and “Cell Block Tango.” These songs have become synonymous with the musical and are celebrated for their catchy tunes and meaningful lyrics.
How has “Chicago” impacted popular culture?
“Chicago” has had a significant influence on popular culture, especially with its 2002 film adaptation. It has also made appearances in various TV shows and is often referenced in media due to its themes of celebrity, crime, and societal critique.
How can I get tickets to see “Chicago” on Broadway?
You can secure “Chicago” tickets by booking early, opting for off-peak shows or matinees, participating in day-of-show lotteries, or purchasing from authorized dealers. Always be wary of third-party sites to avoid potential scams.
What should I expect when attending a Broadway performance of “Chicago”?
Expect a night of mesmerizing music, captivating choreography, and compelling storytelling. Arrive early, dress comfortably yet stylishly, and immerse yourself in the vibrant world of 1920s jazz, crime, and celebrity.