Wicked is returning to the Seattle Paramount Theatre this year following its previous two week stint in the rainy city just last year. For those fans of the Broadway show who were either able to catch the spectacle last year (or any other) or not, this adventure is likely to be one of your favorites and worth the effort in putting together Wicked tickets today! This production sees Lenny Wolpe as the Wizard with Richard H. Blake as Fiyero (Warner in “Legally Blonde”), Chandra Lee Schwartz as Glinda and DOnna Vivino as Elphaba. The show runs through October 4th, 2009.
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In other Wicked news, the show has already a heavy cult status in the United States but now it is demanding the same kind of respect in other arenas, including London. The show’s West End production recently announced that it is expanding its booking period for another six months. The show has been performing since it opened in London on September 27, 2006 (recently celebrating its 1000th performance), and will now play in the West End through October 30, 2010. The show will be playing at the Apollo Victoria Theatre through the fall.
If you want to see either productions, there will be many opportunities to do so – so get your Wicked tickets today.
Wicked is returning to the Seattle Paramount Theatre this year following its previous two week stint in the rainy city just last year. For those fans of the Broadway show who were either able to catch the spectacle last year (or any other) or not, this adventure is likely to be one of your favorites and worth the effort in putting together Wicked tickets today! This production sees Lenny Wolpe as the Wizard with Richard H. Blake as Fiyero (Warner in “Legally Blonde”), Chandra Lee Schwartz as Glinda and DOnna Vivino as Elphaba. The show runs through October 4th, 2009. [ad#blog-ad-1] In other Wicked news, the show has already a heavy cult status in the United States but now it is demanding the same kind of respect in other arenas, including London. The show’s West End production recently announced that it is expanding its booking period for another six months. The show has been performing since it opened in London on September 27, 2006 (recently celebrating its 1000th performance), and will now play in the West End through October 30, 2010. The show will be playing at the Apollo Victoria Theatre through the fall. If you want to see either productions, there will be many opportunities to do so - so get your Wicked tickets today.
