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Mercy High School’s spring musical production, “Chicago: High School Edition,” will be April 17-18 at 7:00 p.m. and April 19 at 2;00 p.m. at Franey Halll at the school. The show, whose characters embody the 20’s through singing, dancing and performance, features a variety of genres: vaudeville, jazz, crooner, ventriloquism, and more.  The play has also been adapted for suitability on a high school stage. It still deals in the main themes of the story: the relationship between the justice system and women, what defines a valid ground for defense, the importance of fidelity in a relationship, the repercussions of wrongdoing and rash decisions, and what it means to be blinded by the flashing promise of fame.
 
Ticket prices are $10 for adults; students, $7 and Mercy students, $5.  Get your tickets below or at the door.
 

Mercy High School’s spring musical production, “Chicago: High School Edition,” will be April 17-18 at 7:00 p.m. and April 19 at 2;00 p.m. at Franey Halll at the school. The show, whose characters embody the 20’s through singing, dancing and performance, features a variety of genres: vaudeville, jazz, crooner, ventriloquism, and more.  The play has also been adapted for suitability on a high school stage. It still deals in the main themes of the story: the relationship between the justice system and women, what defines a valid ground for defense, the importance of fidelity in a relationship, the repercussions of wrongdoing and rash decisions, and what it means to be blinded by the flashing promise of fame.
 
Ticket prices are $10 for adults; students, $7 and Mercy students, $5.  Get your tickets below or at the door.

Mercy High School’s spring musical production, “Chicago: High School Edition,” will be April 17-18 at 7:00 p.m. and April 19 at 2;00 p.m. at Franey Halll at the school. The show, whose characters embody the 20’s through singing, dancing and performance, features a variety of genres: vaudeville, jazz, crooner, ventriloquism, and more.  The play has also been adapted for suitability on a high school stage. It still deals in the main themes of the story: the relationship between the justice system and women, what defines a valid ground for defense, the importance of fidelity in a relationship, the repercussions of wrongdoing and rash decisions, and what it means to be blinded by the flashing promise of fame.
 
Ticket prices are $10 for adults; students, $7 and Mercy students, $5.  Get your tickets below or at the door.