The most graceful form of verbal communication, singing can express attraction, rebuke a stranger’s request to get out of their house, and even convey that fact that you’re not in the mood to sing. Witness song in elaborate synchronization with today’s Groupon to see Chicago at the Ambassador Theater on West 49th Street. Performances run through Thursday, September 1, 2011. Choose between the following ticket options:

• For $50, you get a rear-mezzanine ticket in rows E through G to any show (an $89 value).
• For $55, you get a rear-mezzanine ticket in rows A through D to any show (a $99 value).

To purchase, click on Buy, and you’ll be directed to a special Broadway Offers page to buy tickets. Note on fees: You will need to pay the $7.50 service charge per ticket and an additional $2.75 handling fee per purchase.

Chicago dazzles with cool jazz, cold crimes, and dry humor performed by a talented cast, including Tony Award–winning Christopher Sieber and Tony-nominated Charlotte d'Amboise. Broadway beauty Roxie Hart attempts to spin murder into fame and a plate into shattered porcelain. The music and lyrics, constructed by famed tunesmiths John Kander and Fred Ebb, rollick across stage with sultry dances and glitzy costumes. The Ambassador's uniquely diagonal interior creates ample space for audiences to see the stage and maximize their clapping decibels without sneaking in giant rubber hands.