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Wicked – tickets on sale now at the Orpheum Theatre – is not your grandfather’s Broadway-style musical. (Actually, your grandfather’s Broadway-style musical is called South Pacific and it features dorsal male nudity, singing sailors, and cross-dressing.) Wicked is thoroughly enjoyable even if you’re not into sisterhood, empowerment ‘n stuff.
Teal Wicks as Elphaba and Kendra Kassebaum as Glinda. They both do a great job:
Veteran actor Richard Kline, who was in “Three’s Company,” is now performing with the Tony Award winning touring production of “Wicked.” Though up until a few months ago, Kline hadn’t even seen the play. “I hadn’t seen it, but before my final audition in front of the entire “Wicked” creative team, I went to see it in New York City and was pretty much blown away,” he said to Vindy. “I think it’s an exciting thing to be a part of. I love the show. I love the part, The Wizard, they talk about him for an hour and 15 minutes before he comes on in the first act. It’s kind of a thrill because everybody is expecting to see who The Wizard is and what’s he going to do.”
The show is storming through Cleveland December 14th at the Playhouse Square’s State Theater. “And I like the fact that the character is shaded. He’s not some sort of stock musical character, nor is he the guy from the film, for that matter. He’s a con man, he’s power hungry and he has different levels to him, and I’ve discovered that as I’m playing him. So that’s been challenging and fun for me.”
WICKED, the hit Broadway musical, broke record after record during its three week ( October 21-November 8 ) Wichita engagement, becoming the most successful touring Broadway musical in the history of Wichita—and the State of Kansas. More about Wicked The Musical Current Tour. Read More »»»
Though Wicked came out nearly a decade ago on the Broadway stage, winning tons of accolades from fans as well as several Tony Awards, the show hasn’t stopped impressing audiences and critics alike as it goes into a new season and traveling tour. Recently the show picked up the Best Family Fun at the BT Visit London People’s Choice Awards 2009. The annual People’s Choice Awards allow the public to vote on their favorite event of the year in London. This award, according to the Show and Stay website, is about number 50 for the internationally recognized play that first opened in 2004. Read More »»»
Wicked leading lady, Dee Roscioli, show off everything from her favorite costumes to tips on getting green.
If you’ve been following our Wonderful World of Wicked series, you’ve already met Madame Morrible, The Wizard, Fiyero and one bubbly Glinda. Now the time has finally come to meet The Green Girl herself. Broadway’s newest Elphaba, Dee Roscioli, may be a fresh face on The Great White Way, but the high-flying belter has been defying gravity as part of the Wicked family for years. Broadway.com dropped like a house onto a witch on the leading lady, who shared everything from her dressing room oddities to her favorite costumes to the tips that make being green extra easy for our camera. Watch the video to better know Wicked and its reigning queen, Dee Roscioli!
San Francisco audiences and critics alike feel a special connection with the smash hit musical Wicked and its history in the city by the bay. Wicked had its world premiere at San Francisco’s Curran Theatre on May 28, 2003. This opening followed a long development process during which the entire creative team and cast immersed themselves in the brand new material at the Curran theatre to launch a spectacular phenomenon that has since redefined theatrical pop culture.
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Since having its official Broadway opening at the Gershwin Theatre on October 30, 2003, Wicked has been sold out at virtually every performance, breaking house records with box office receipts of over $1.4 million per week. It has been called “Broadway’s biggest blockbuster” by the New York Times and “a cultural phenomenon” by Variety. The Washington Post said Wicked is, “a breathtaking success story, of a magnitude the theater has not witnessed since the peak years of The Phantom of the Opera.”
WICKED is the untold story of the witches of Oz. Long before Dorothy drops in, two other girls meet in the land of Oz. One, born with emerald-green skin, is smart, fiery and misunderstood. The other is beautiful, ambitious and very popular. Wicked tells the story of their remarkable odyssey, how these two unlikely friends grow to become the Wicked Witch of the West and Glinda the Good Witch.