Step into the roaring twenties at Roedean’s showstopping production of Chicago
Don’t miss this thrilling high school production packed with iconic songs, sharp choreography and standout talent.
Get ready for a night of razzle-dazzle, crime, jazz and showbiz as Roedean School (SA) brings the iconic Chicago: Teen Edition to life on stage this week. Running from May 22 to 24 in the school’s Founders Hall, this high-energy musical promises a dazzling trip back to the Roaring Twenties.
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Performed by the school’s rising stars and directed by its accomplished drama and music departments, Chicago is packed with the sass, satire and syncopation that made the original Broadway production a global sensation. Expect a whirl of flapper fashion, sharp choreography, and the unforgettable sounds of hits such as Cell Block Tango and All That Jazz.
“This is one of the most ambitious productions we’ve ever taken on,” said Shaye Garmany, Roedean’s head of dramatic arts. “Our learners have poured themselves into the music, the dance, the drama – every detail. The level of talent and commitment is extraordinary.”

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More than just a performance, Chicago at Roedean reflects the school’s commitment to nurturing bold, expressive learners. “We see the arts as a powerful way to build leadership and confidence,” said executive director Lindi Dlamini. “This production allows our learners to grow – not just as performers, but as people.”
Whether you’re a fan of musical theatre, a proud supporter of youth arts, or just looking for an unforgettable evening out, Chicago: Teen Edition at Roedean is not to be missed.

Curtains rise at 19:00 sharp. Tickets are selling fast – secure yours now at Quicket.
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