Chicago
Musical by Bob Fosse and Fred EbbWikipedia
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Sep 11, 2026
GerryHOST
He won a Tony in 1969.
GerryHOST
He's a Broadway star, obviously, including Chicago, Guys and Dolls, Promises, Promises and 42nd Street.
GerryHOST
Very accomplished.
IainHOST
All the classics.
Spencer AckermanGUEST
There was this, you know, I ended up having the most useless contribution to the Ground Zero relief effort of anyone.
Spencer AckermanGUEST
I ended up being assigned to get free tickets for first responders and construction workers to a performance of Chicago.
Spencer AckermanGUEST
So that was my valiant effort to the Ground Zero cleanup.
Spencer AckermanGUEST
The broader point was, That was an expression and understood itself as an expression of solidarity.
Marc BonanniGUEST
So they put her under contract so she couldn't get a job anywhere else.
Marc BonanniGUEST
And they stuck her in the Chicago company of a musical called Me and Juliet that was really not a good show of theirs.
Marc BonanniGUEST
I did a video on it.
Marc BonanniGUEST
One of their
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Marc BonanniGUEST
And season two as well.
Marc BonanniGUEST
It really, I love, people always ask me, like, season one or season two better? I tend to pick season one.
Marc BonanniGUEST
But season two, a lot of people love because that's in the more Fosse, Chicago, cabaret era, which, you know, more modern people are attracted to.
AndiHOST
Right.
Maura HigginsGUEST
Have you met her? Have you met your idol? I've met Shirley.
Maura HigginsGUEST
The last time I saw her was I went to see Marc at Chicago.
Maura HigginsGUEST
Mm-hmm.
Maura HigginsGUEST
And she was there.
Amanda HirschHOST
So Maura, that's why Maura put you on her vision board.
Amanda HirschHOST
Just so you know, she wants to get to Broadway.
Amanda HirschHOST
You and Whitney starred in Chicago.
Amanda HirschHOST
You were there, Maura.
Richard KlineGUEST
Well, Dennis and I are a couple of years apart.
Richard KlineGUEST
He was a drama student at the Goodman Theater in Chicago, and I was a drama student at Northwestern in Evanston.
Richard KlineGUEST
We met at a party for the... wonderful Donna McKechnie, who's the star of A Chorus Line and so many Broadway shows, whatever.
Richard KlineGUEST
And we're both insane baseball fans.
Richard KlineGUEST
I'm a Met fan.
Richard KlineGUEST
He's, of course, now a Dodger fan.
Richard KlineGUEST
He was a Chicago Cubs fan.
Richard KlineGUEST
And I kid him all the time.
Clive RoweGUEST
I'd have to go to Company.
Clive RoweGUEST
I'd have to go to Chicago.
Clive RoweGUEST
I loved doing that, even though it was a takeover.
Clive RoweGUEST
I'd have to go to Carousel.
Johan MattonGUEST
So overall vocabulary for this would be jazz, I would say.
Johan MattonGUEST
But it was like we did Hairspray, Chicago, Grease, like all these sort of musicals.
Johan MattonGUEST
Uh, so it was acting, dancing, and singing.
Johan MattonGUEST
Um, took a break from the acting in Sweden on television to do that, and then I moved to New York to become a better actor.
StarHOST
It gives me like fear.
StarHOST
It kind of gives me like the classic musical Chicago.
StarHOST
It kind of gives me those kind of vibes, even though none of this is justifiable.
StarHOST
So everyone wants to see the Death House landlady in person.
Alex AspHOST
Again.
Alex AspHOST
This is season four of the podcast, and we're going further back in time to the 1975 to 76 Broadway season, where shows and albums like A Chorus Line, Chicago, and Pacific Overtures are still widely known 50 years later.
Alex AspHOST
But others, like Tree Manisha, Rockabye Hamlet, and Bubbling Brown Sugar, are largely forgotten.
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Couldn't you leave the world alone?
Sara-Jayne Makwala KingHOST
We know this.
Sara-Jayne Makwala KingHOST
Chicago is my favourite musical.
Sara-Jayne Makwala KingHOST
We know this.
Sara-Jayne Makwala KingHOST
I first saw Amara Faye playing Velma Kelly right here.
Sara-Jayne Makwala KingHOST
And since then, if you look at my YouTube history, it is largely just Amrafay Wright's legs.
Sara-Jayne Makwala KingHOST
Oh.
Sara-Jayne Makwala KingHOST
Doing... all of that kind of stuff it's this it's a lot of that but Amara Faye's extraordinary career goes beyond my personal obsession and Chicago from starting out as a dancer here in South Africa to stages in Monte Carlo the West End Broadway she's really built an international career and she's back which we are more than thrilled about in Mamma Mia, which Vicky and I are going to see tomorrow night.
Sara-Jayne Makwala KingHOST
And I could not be happier to welcome Amrafay to Weekend Breakfast.
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