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Rebecca Rubin Film and Media ReporterOutside New York City’s Ambassador Theatre, the name on everybody’s lips isn’t Roxie. It’s Pamela Anderson, the former “Baywatch” star who is making her Broadway debut in “Chicago” as Roxie Hart.“I never see Broadway shows,” said one particularly well-dressed theatergoer, who nonetheless stood in a long line to scan his ticket on a rainy Monday night. He’d make an exception for Anderson.Anderson, who rose to fame as a Playboy model before donning that famous red swimsuit on “Baywatch,” isn’t known for singing or dancing (aside from a stint on “Dancing With the Stars”).

Chicago, and it appears she's taking her penchant for the theatrical offstage too.Following a performance at the Ambassador Theatre in New York City on April 18, the 54-year-old posed for pictures with fans and paparazzi alike while wearing fiery red wrap dress over a black bra and underwear set.She paired the dress with sleek cat-eye sunglasses, a painted red lip, and cheetah-print open-toed heels, and styled her hair in an effortless updo that has become for the former Playboy model. The outfit is everything we would expect from the ’90s icon, down to the bright color choice.This content can also be viewed on the site it from.Pamela Anderson made her Broadway debut in Chicago on April 12, and will be taking her final curtain call on June 5.

Amber Dowling Long before Britney Spears or Pamela Anderson, there was Margaret Whigham, the 1930s British socialite more famously known as the Duchess of Argyll. The only child in a wealthy Scottish family, Margaret’s beauty, fashion sense and string of high-profile romances made her constant tabloid fodder.

Pamela Anderson is officially a Broadway star!

Pamela Anderson received a lot of support on her big night.  The actress, 54, was showered with love from her two sons, Brandon, 25, and Dylan, 24, during her first show on Broadway.  Anderson made her musical debut starring as Roxie Hart in "Chicago" on Tuesday night.The show will be performed through June 5 at Ambassador Theatre. Pamela Anderson received support from her two songs during her Broadway debut in "Chicago".  (Photo by Bruce Glikas/Getty Images) At curtain call, Anderson was pictured with a bouquet of red roses, and her costume consisted of black fishnets and a black leotard. "From ‘Baywatch’ to Broadway.

Pamela Anderson returned to the spotlight in New York City. The actress had her Broadway debut in the musical “Chicago,” prompting hundreds of fans to flock to the city in order to offer her their support.Why Lily James reached out to Pamela Anderson before filming: ‘I wish it had been different’Pamela Anderson teams up with Netflix for a new documentary about her life: ‘Not a victim, but a survivor’NBC News reports that Anderson super fans flocked to the Broadway theater, receiving her work with a standing ovation.

Pamela Anderson was shown support by her two sons as she made her debut on Broadway in New York City on Tuesday night.The Baywatch star was pictured with her boys Brandon, 25, and Dylan Lee, 24 — whom she shares with ex husband Tommy Lee — backstage after completing opening night playing Roxie Hart in the iconic musical Chicago at the Ambassador Theatre. Pamela was seen holding onto a large bouquet of red roses as she stood in between her sons dressed in her stage outfit which consisted of a black short-hemmed playsuit with sheer panelling along the sleeves and chest and black tights.

Pamela Anderson, 54, kicked off her Broadway role as Roxie Hart in Chicago on Tuesday night (April 12). The multi-talented star looked absolutely gorgeous on the stage at the Ambassador Theatre, where she nailed her first show as the iconic seductress. Pamela wore one of Roxie’s signature black costumes that included a sexy black bodysuit that showcased her slim figure.

joining the cast of “Chicago” on Broadway.I can now attest that the actress and “Baywatch” babe moves confidently, carries a tune and, you know, all that jazz.Anderson, 54, started her eight-week run as foxy Roxie Hart in the musical Tuesday night, and she was greeted with the kind of crowd euphoria that few shows have received during this tricky season — let alone a production that just turned 25 years old. Her sons, Dylan Jagger Lee and Brandon Thomas Lee, were sitting in the Ambassador Theatre, decked out in their midweek finery, supporting their famous mom. For Tuesday’s other, non-blood-related ticket-buyers, Pam might as well have been Ethel Merman considering the roars. She was swell, she was great.It helps that Roxie — a 1920s adulteress who murders her lover and becomes a tabloid darling as she argues self-defense — is the perfect part for the entertainment icon. Producers Fran and Barry Weissler — whose whole show is in terrific shape — have printed money for decades by cycling out an array of stars in the lead roles. However, hardly any (save for Melanie Griffith, maybe) know first-hand what it’s like to be front-page news the way Anderson does. When her Roxie is bombarded by reporters and flashbulbs at the courthouse with her smooth-talking lawyer Billy Flynn (Ryan Silverman), there’s a world-weary wisdom and a learned darkness to the actress that, intentional or not, separates her from the many Roxies who so often go overboard with squeals and emoting. Anderson is also very funny.

Pamela Anderson is all ready to make a splash on Broadway.

heading to the Broadway stage this month to star as Roxie Hart in “Chicago.” The 54-year-old will be making her Broadway debut at the Ambassador Theatre on April 12. Her run as one of the murderess madames in the Cook County Jail will last through June 5.She is also set to release a highly anticipated memoir and Netflix documentary, which will include her Broadway debut. Anderson’s upcoming projects will be the first big pieces of work the blond bombshell has worked on in years.

Pamela Anderson is hitting the streets of NYC!

Pamela Anderson is gearing up to make her Broadway debut in Chicago as well as release a memoir, and the actress revealed that she’s felt like getting ready for the theatrical run and working on her memoir have helped her feel more like herself in an interview on The View on Tuesday April 5. Pam, 54, revealed that with a sense of self-confidence she felt like “other people start[ed] believing in” her.