Murder, fame, corruption and all that jazz! 

We are delighted to invite you to this year's school production of Chicago. 

Set in the dazzling and dangerous world of 1920s Chicago, Chicago follows the story of Roxie Hart, an ambitious young woman desperate for fame and fortune. When she finds herself on trial for murder, Roxie teams up with slick lawyer Billy Flynn, who turns her sensational crime into headline news. 

As Roxie competes for the spotlight with fellow inmate and vaudeville star Velma Kelly, the two discover that in a world driven by celebrity culture, public attention can be the most valuable currency of all. 

Packed with unforgettable songs, spectacular dance numbers and razor-sharp humour, Chicago explores themes of ambition, justice, media influence and the pursuit of success. This specially adapted teen edition retains all the excitement and energy of the original Broadway and West End hit while making it suitable for young performers and audiences. 

Join us for an evening of jazz, glamour and show-stopping entertainment as our talented students bring this iconic musical to life. 

Whether you are supporting a family member, a friend, or simply enjoy live theatre, we would be thrilled to welcome you to the audience. 

To buy tickets, head to The Latymer School event tickets from TicketSource.

  Choose the number of seats you wish to purchase and complete the box by typing in to it the Latymer Parent Specific Code: CHICAGO26 

At this stage you will also have the opportunity to make a donation to the Latymer school and to tick the Gift Aid Box, if applicable. This money will go towards supporting the Arts and future Drama productions. 

The next page is for selecting your actual seat(s), followed by the payment page.  

We hope that this will be a highlight of the term which showcases the talented actors, musical theatre performers and musicians from Years 10-13. We hope that you will want to support the students and the school.  

Ms Hammer looks forward to seeing you at one or more of the performances!  

 "Give 'em the old razzle dazzle!"