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Reece Weaver Extends Her Broadway Run in Chicago Through Nov. 15
Reece Weaver will play Roxie Hart in Chicago for two more weeks, extending her Broadway run through Sunday, Nov.
15.
The show is playing at the Ambassador Theatre in New York.
Weaver became known through Netflix’s America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders and previously danced with the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders.
Her initial six-week Broadway run will now last 10 weeks, and this is her final extension.
Chicago is the longest-running American musical in Broadway history, telling the story of Roxie Hart, a woman who tries to escape conviction after killing her lover.
On Nov.
16, Weaver will join Ariana Madix, Whitney Leavitt, Alex Newell and Robyn Hurder for a one-night anniversary event benefiting the Entertainment Community Fund’s programs for dancers.
Reece Weaver will continue playing Roxie Hart in Broadway’s Chicago through Sunday, Nov. 15.
The extension adds two weeks to Weaver’s run and brings it to 10 weeks, up from an initial six-week engagement.
The production is playing at the Ambassador Theatre.
Weaver will also appear in a one-night Chicago anniversary celebration on Nov. 16.
- Who
- Reece Weaver, a former Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader and professional dancer.
- What
- She has extended her role as Roxie Hart in Broadway’s Chicago for two weeks.
- When
- Through Sunday, Nov. 15.
- Where
- The Ambassador Theatre on Broadway.
- Why
- Not stated.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Weaver began an initial six-week run as Roxie Hart, which was extended to 10 weeks.
Weaver will continue in the role for two additional weeks.
Weaver will appear in a one-night-only 30th-anniversary celebration of Chicago.
- Role
- Roxie Hart
- Extension
- Two additional weeks
- Final performance date
- Sunday, Nov. 15
- Total run
- 10 weeks, including the initial six-week run
- Theatre
- Ambassador Theatre
- Anniversary event
- One-night-only celebration on Nov. 16
What people are saying
I’m beyond thrilled and so incredibly grateful to be extending my time with Chicago for two more weeks!
This experience has been one of the most exciting, challenging and rewarding seasons of my life.
Stepping into Roxie’s shoes and discovering something new in her character each night has been such a gift and has rekindled my love for performing in ways I’ll always cherish.
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