Erika Jayne Celebrates Returning to Chicago on Broadway with Party at Branch at The Park Terrace Hotel

Last week, singer, reality television star and performer Erika Jayne made her highly anticipated return to the iconic role of Roxie Hart in the long-running musical Chicago. To mark the occasion, an exclusive VIP after-party at Branch, the new private members club perched above Bryant Park in the Park Terrace Hotel, followed the iconic performance! 

Erika Jayne, best known for her roles on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills and Dancing With the Stars, first captivated audiences as Roxie Hart during her limited run in the winter of 2020. Now, she’s back with the same infectious energy, stepping into the role once more as of January 20th. Originally slated for a three-week engagement through February 9, it was announced during the festivities that Jayne’s run has been extended by two additional weeks, delighting fans and theatergoers alike. Her final performance is now scheduled for February 23rd. Jayne’s return has been met with enthusiasm, not just from audiences but also from her fellow cast members and crew, many of whom joined her at Branch to celebrate.

For such a dazzling show, Branch served as the perfect atmosphere for the celebration. The chic, members-only club is located on the 6th floor of the Park Terrace Hotel at 18 West 40th Street and overlooks the serene beauty of Bryant Park. Guests mingled in the sophisticated space, enjoying signature espresso martinis, glasses of champagne, and a curated selection of refined, locally inspired cuisine.

Designed to inspire social connection, Branch offers more than just stunning views. The club boasts a blend of carefully curated music, extensive wellness offerings, and an atmosphere tailored for design-conscious, well-traveled individuals seeking an exclusive Midtown oasis. Its intimate setting was ideal for the Broadway community to unwind and celebrate Jayne’s triumphant return.

Since its Broadway revival in 1996, Chicago has remained a cornerstone of the theater world, renowned for its sultry choreography, satirical edge, and jazz-infused score by John Kander and Fred Ebb. The role of Roxie Hart, a character whose charm and cunning are matched only by her ambition, has been portrayed by a stellar lineup of performers over the years, each bringing their unique flair to the part. Jayne’s return adds another vibrant chapter to this storied legacy.

For those eager to witness Erika Jayne’s dynamic performance, tickets are available through February 23rd. As the lights dim and the iconic opening notes of “All That Jazz” fill the theater, Jayne’s Roxie Hart promises to be a dazzling spectacle you won’t want to miss.