Went to Chicago specifically to see this, and aside from the two women, who were in wonderful voice, a total disappointment. The authors failed to mine the dynamic quality of their careers, which according to the show, were almost identical in nature and time frame, and distills any emotion down to almost nothing. Patti gets what few laughs there are because she has a "funny" accent; Christine is saddled with so much seriousness that any fun that this show might be is lost. Most of the songs were shockingly generic and not memorable, although one of their duets, "If I'd Been a Man" was moving and thoughtful. Employing Chris Gattelli, he of the Tony-winning dances in NEWSIES, to "choreograph" a show where none of the four principals can really move, had no results. Move to Broadway? Well, since the Times and most other critics have already passed judgment, it seems unlikely. So much work would have to be done to make this show dramatic, funny or tuneful...