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First-time director Rob Marshall won the Director's Guild feature film directing award on Saturday for his musical "Chicago," making him the favorite in the battle for Oscar gold later this month.
Marshall thanked the star-studded cast of the Miramax musical as well as the directors of Hollywood's almost lost tradition of musicals including Robert Wise ("West Side Story") and Vincente Minnelli ("Gigi") and the Broadway choreographer of the original "Chicago," Bob Fosse.
"I stand here because of them," Marshall said.

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Maltby-Directed Musical Story of My Life Gets Revisions for Chicago Premiere, Launching Nov. 7

Davis Duffield and Jack Noseworthy play lifelong pals in the Nov. 7 Chicago premiere of the short-lived Broadway musical The Story of My Life, directed by Tony Award winner Richard Maltby, J…

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"Tonight": West Side Story, with Chicago's Carrasco, Begins Performances at NSMT Oct. 28

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Hateley and Douwes Will Be West End Chicago's Killer Dillers Again

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Million Dollar Quartet Chicago Review by John Olson

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'Addams Family' in Chicago: Family classic aims to stay true to the cartoon by Chris Jones

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Funny Girl Chicago Review by John Olson

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The Brother/Sister Plays Chicago Review by John Olson

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Chicago Welcomes Schneider, Marroquin, Bartlett and Ryan Jan. 14

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Billy's Back: Brent Barrett Returns to Chicago Jan. 3

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Brent Barrett Extends Chicago Engagement Through March

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Morning's at Seven Chicago Review by John Olson

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Funny Girl<br> Chicago Review by John Olson

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<em>Chicago</em> Welcomes Schneider, Marroquin, Bartlett and Ryan Jan. 14

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