This decade is the setting of two musicals from 2000 by Andrew Lippa and Michael LaChiusa both called “The Wild Party.” Erin Dilly and Kristin Chenoweth (-5[1])withdrew from a (-5[1])2002 Jeanine Tesori musical set in this decade, (-5[1])giving understudy (-5[1])Sutton Foster (15[1])her (15[1])big break. The longest-running show currently on Broadway is the 1996 revival of a musical set in this decade that originally starred (15[1])Gwen Verdon and (*) Chita Rivera. Bob (10[1])Fosse originally directed (10[1])that (-5[1])musical, (10[1])which opens (-5[1])with (10[2])the lyric “Come on, babe / Why don’t (10[1])we paint (10[3]-5[1])the town?” (10[1])Thoroughly (10[1])Modern Millie is set in this (10[1])decade, (10[2]-5[1])which is also when a vaudeville-inspired (10[1])Kander (10[2])and Ebb musical about (10[1])Velma Kelly (10[1])and Roxie Hart takes place. For 10 points, (10[1])name this decade, the setting of (10[1])the (10[3])musical Chicago. (10[4]-5[1])■END■ (10[5]0[2])