For 10 points—identify this musical by Bob Fosse, Fred Ebb, and John Kander, named for the Midwestern city in which the action takes place.
Mary Sunshine publishes a sympathetic account of the alleged murderer of Fred Casely, and "We Both Reached for the Gun" describes a different interpretation of the truth. When a faked pregnancy is publicized, Amos proudly claims paternity but is mostly ignored, as noted in "Mr. Cellophane." Velma, who allegedly killed her sister and husband, is is furious that Billy Flynn is taking on Roxie's case. For 10 points—identify this musical by Bob Fosse, Fred Ebb, and John Kander, named for the Midwestern city in which the action takes place.
Mary Sunshine publishes a sympathetic account of the alleged murderer of Fred Casely, and "We Both Reached for the Gun" describes a different interpretation of the truth.
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