Chicago (musical) - Musical Numbers

Musical Numbers

Act 1
  • Overture – Orchestra
  • "All That Jazz" – Velma Kelly and Company
  • "Funny Honey" – Roxie Hart, Amos Hart and Sergeant Fogarty
  • "When You're Good to Mama" – Matron "Mama" Morton
  • "Cell Block Tango" – Velma and the Murdresses
  • "All I Care About" – Billy Flynn and the Girls
  • "A Little Bit of Good" – Mary Sunshine
  • "We Both Reached for the Gun" – Billy, Roxie, Mary and the Reporters
  • "Roxie" – Roxie and the Boys
  • "I Can't Do It Alone" – Velma
  • "Chicago After Midnight" – Orchestra
  • "My Own Best Friend" – Roxie and Velma
Act 2
  • Entr'acte – Orchestra
  • "I Know a Girl" – Velma
  • "Me and My Baby" – Roxie and Company
  • "Mr. Cellophane" – Amos
  • "When Velma Takes the Stand" – Velma and the Boys
  • "Razzle Dazzle" – Billy and Company
  • "Class" – Velma and Mama Morton
  • "Nowadays/Hot Honey Rag" – Velma and Roxie
  • "Finale" – Company

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