CHICAGO is one of Broadway's most iconic musicals!

Created by John Kander, Fred Ebb and Bob Fosse, CHICAGO has been shining in New York for over 28 years, holding the longevity record. Winner of 6 Tony Awards, 2 Olivier Awards and a Grammy, CHICAGO has dazzled over 34 million spectators worldwide.

Set in 1920s Chicago, the show tells the story of Roxie Hart, a young cabaret artist. After killing her lover, she finds herself in prison with her idol, jazz singer Velma Kelly, also imprisoned for murder. With the help of Billy Flynn, a shrewd lawyer, they struggle to find fame and freedom. The sparkling musical score includes the famous All That Jazz, Cell Block Tango and Razzle Dazzle.

Singer and international star Véronic DiCaire plays the iconic role of Roxie Hart. She will share the stage with Montreal-born Terra Ciccotosto MacLeod, who has performed the legendary role of Velma Kelly on the world's most prestigious stages, including Broadway and London. Quebec artist and actress Mélissa Bédard will make her theatrical debut in the role of Mama Morton. They will be accompanied on stage by over 19 artists and a 14-piece orchestra. The full cast will be announced shortly.

Presented in French, CHICAGO promises to be one of the must-see events of summer 2025!  

*The cast is subject to change without notice, and the presence of all artists is not guaranteed for all productions

Dinner-show

Served from 5:30 p.m. in the theater

STARTERS

Tomato caprese salad, bocconcini cheese, balsamic reduction, basil and fried panko

or

Salmon tartar with guacamole and crispy chip

or

Layered grilled vegetables with goat cheese crumble and bell pepper coulis

MAIN COURSES

Rainbow trout, cayman island salsa, basmati rice, grilled asparagus

or

Milanese pork osso bucco with creamy pesto bucatini and ratatouille

or

Braised beef short ribs on yukon gold mashed potatoes, carrots and pearl onions

DESSERT

Strawberry margarita cake with pretzels

COFFEE, TEA OR HERBAL TEA

DRINKS MENU

 (This menu is subject to change without notice)