Need band, orchestra and choir arrangements for Cell Block Tango from the musical/movie Chicago?

Hello. I'm in band and coming up soon is this big school event where my school's choir, band and orchestra get together and preform altogether. Every year they have some students pick out the songs we play/sing and let us conduct too! I really want to do the Cell Block Tango, but can't find any music arrangements for this! I really need help. Sources would be great too!

I'm currently learning guitar. I am singing with songs I'm comfortable with everyday, but not around others yet. I am interested in acting, and even modeling. I'd do ANYTHING to become a successful big name! I'm tired of doing ordinary-people things!

What can I do to get noticed?

Serious answers please!

-Thanks

Well the violin is hard, it's one of the hardest instruments to play. But if it's the one you want you should go for it.

If you hate playing the trumpet you'll never get anywhere on it, so that's a waste of the cost of lessons & a waste of the trumpet rent. So you should give up the trumpet & save the lesson & rent money to go on violin lessons.

OK, if you have to give up dance then do so, at least long enough to see if the violin is right for you. That will show how keen you are. Then you can maybe have dance lessons as a birthday or Christmas present.

Why can't you join chorus?

There may be other orchestras in your town, or church bands, but it'll be a couple of years of more (if you start now) before you'll be ready for that. There's probably an orchestra in your high school, so if you start violin now you'll be ready for it when you finish middle school.

THIS IS THE STORY OF MY LIFE LOL
No but actually I'm in the same boat right now, I'm a senior in highschool and I haven't taken my SATs or applied anywhere so yay for me. HOWEVER, I do plan on going to college. Im going to go undecided/ take the basics out of the way. Maybe do the same? Find your talent in college?

What exactly is an art song?

I have to perform an art song for my vocal technique class, and when my teacher was explaining it to me I really didn't understand what it was, and I googled it and that didn't help either. I feel like people are just telling me what it isn't and not what it is. Can you please explain this to me and give some examples?