The green carpet was filled with stars this Saturday night as the rich and the glamorous came out in droves to celebrate the Syndey premiere of the musical “Wicked” this weekend. Among the list of celebrities including actor Michael Caton, Maria Venuti (in a witch’s hat), “Home and Away” star Ray Meagher, ‘So You Think You Can Dance” judge Matt Lee, Nicole Kidman’s mother Janelle, as well as the cast of Seven Network’s “Packed to the Ffter’s. The show, premiering at Syndey’s Capitol Theater, brought out the best colors in most stars – several donning the color of the evening, green, as they catch the story that has been enthralling audiences for years.
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“There’s a magic about this theatre, and that’s what this show is all about,” Bert Newton’s wife, Patti, told AAP that evening; Newton’s husband plays the Wizard and was also debuting his tunes for the show as his predessor, Rob Guest passed away in October. The world has enjoyed Wicked for years as it has picked up several Tony Awards and been seen by 20 million people and grossed $1.6 billion. If you want to be part of Broadway history, make sure you get Wicked Sydney Australia Tickets today.
The green carpet was filled with stars this Saturday night as the rich and the glamorous came out in droves to celebrate the Syndey premiere of the musical “Wicked” this weekend. Among the list of celebrities including actor Michael Caton, Maria Venuti (in a witch’s hat), “Home and Away” star Ray Meagher, ‘So You Think You Can Dance” judge Matt Lee, Nicole Kidman’s mother Janelle, as well as the cast of Seven Network’s “Packed to the Ffter’s. The show, premiering at Syndey’s Capitol Theater, brought out the best colors in most stars - several donning the color of the evening, green, as they catch the story that has been enthralling audiences for years.
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“There’s a magic about this theatre, and that’s what this show is all about,” Bert Newton’s wife, Patti, told
AAP that evening; Newton’s husband plays the Wizard and was also debuting his tunes for the show as his predessor, Rob Guest passed away in October. The world has enjoyed Wicked for years as it has picked up several Tony Awards and been seen by 20 million people and grossed $1.6 billion. If you want to be part of Broadway history, make sure you get
Wicked Sydney Australia Tickets today.
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