Chicago Shines at Midpoint of Broadway Season
Midseason, Chicago stands out as the season’s biggest hit with universal praise and strong box office. New shows loom with Steel Pier at Richard Rodgers Theater opening Apr 24, Titanic at the Lunt-Fontanne Apr 10, Play On at Brooks Atkinson Mar 20, and musical revues Dream and others shaping the 1997-98 outlook.
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