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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.

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Wicked , the Broadway sensation, looks at what happened in the Land of Oz…but from a different angle. Long before Dorothy arrives, there is another girl, born with emerald-green skin—smart, fiery, misunderstood, and possessing an extraordinary talent. When she meets a bubbly blonde who is exceptionally popular, their initial rivalry turns into the unlikeliest of friendships…until the world decides to call one “good,” and the other one “wicked.”

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Visually stunning, Wicked boasts a soaring score from Stephen Schwartz ( Godspell , Pippin ) that includes the hits “Defying Gravity,” “Popular” and “For Good, Tony Award-winning sets and costumes and some of the most gravity-defying moments on the Great White Way.  Wicked has been hailed by The New York Times as “the defining musical of the decade.” 

"The most complete, and completely satisfying, musical I've come across in a long time." USA Today Elysa Gardner

"Winnie Holzman's script keeps the gags coming as it cleverly subverts the film that spawned it. Packed with spectacular coups de theatre and magical effects." The Daily Telegraph Charles Spencer

"What a spectacle this is! Keep your eye on the witches. These wonderful girls from Oz are a delight." Newsday Linda Winer

"Built on songs by Stephen Schwartz and a book by Winnie Holzman, the show is steeped in talent." The New York Times Ben Brantley

""Wizard of Oz" fans will be fascinated by all the back stories, answering such questions as "Is Glinda really that good?" and "Where did the flying monkeys come from?" But the best thing about Wicked is its stars, whose talents cast a poweful spell." NY1 Rome Torre

"There are flying monkeys, flying witches and flying scenery, but the musical itself truly soars when one of its marvelously talented leading ladies...unleashes the kind of vocal magic that needs no supernatural or even technical assistance." Variety Charles Isherwood

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Like The Wizard of Oz, Wicked is the definition of family-friendly. But like the classic 1939 movie, younger children may find it too long or be frightened by the show's flying monkeys, allusions to offstage violence and death of a character. Most children over eight, however, will be delighted by the world of Wicked .

There is no specific dress code at the theatre. For all performances, attire should be comfortable and appropriate for the occasion. Please remember the theatre is air conditioned during the summer months; sweaters are recommended.

The Gershwin Theatre offers soft drinks, water, cocktails and candy 45 minutes before the show and during intermission. Bars are located on the front orchestra and mezzanine levels. Visit the bar before the show to pre-order your intermission drinks! Please note that no food or drinks are allowed into the theater and must be consumed in the lobbies.

Devices are available free-of-charge on the second level of the Gershwin theater, as well as hand-held captioning devices for the deaf and audio descriptions devices for the blind.

Audien™ Translation System devices are available for $10 on the second level of the theatre – currently offered in Japanese, German, Portuguese, Spanish, French, Mandarin and Korean. You can rent a headset and get a running synopsis of the show in any of these seven languages.

The seating procedure for latecomers varies by seat section. Generally speaking, late patrons who are seated in the orchestra may be held in the lobby until approximately twenty minutes after the performance begins. They are then escorted directly to their seats by an usher.

The cast members love to hear from you, but we cannot guarantee that all letters will receive a response. You may send correspondence to:

[Cast Member Name] c/o Wicked Gershwin Theatre Stage Door 242 West 51st Street New York, NY 10019

No. Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande will star as Elphaba and Glinda in the film adaptation of Wicked , but they do not appear in the Broadway production. 

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MK is honored to be the 25 th  woman to play Elphaba full time on Broadway. MK spent a decade touring through 92 cities with  Wicked  (Elphaba),  Mean Girls  (Janis), and  Hair  (Sheila), before making her Broadway debut last year as the Elphaba Standby. She is a graduate of Syracuse University.

Broadway credits include Head Over Heels, Brighton Beach Memoirs , and Spring Awakening . Encores!: Mabel in Mack & Mabel, Paint Your Wagon . Off-Broadway credits include Actually (MTC), Fun Home (The Public, Lortel nomination), Death Takes a Holiday and Dream of the Burning Boy (Roundabout, Drama League nomination). Regional: Papermill Playhouse, Williamstown, Yale Repertory. Television: Skye on Amazon’s Red Oaks, Mrs. Maisel, Evil, The Big C , and many more.

Broadway debut! Jordan comes directly from the national tour after playing the Winkie Prince for over a year and a half. Credits:  Radio City Christmas Spectacular ,  Legally Blonde,  numerous productions with   Walt Disney World .  Jordan   hails from California where he was a competitive swimmer, winning collegiate national championships and competing in the 2012 US Olympic Trials. Forever thankful for his family, Josh and darling wife, Julie.

Jake Pedersen is made his Broadway debut in Parade . National tours:  Wicked  (Boq),  Escape to Margaritaville  (Ensemble). Regional:  Writing Kevin Taylor  (Meadow Brook Theatre),  Newsies  (Crutchie, NLBP). New works:  The Last Day  (Sarah Schlesinger/Mike Reid),  The Lucky Boy  (Kristen Childs). BFA in Musical Theatre from Penn State.

Donna McKechnie received a Best Actress Tony Award for her performance in A Chorus Line . Other Broadway shows include How To Succeed in Business Without Really Trying ; The Education of Hyman Kaplan ; Sondheim – A Musical Tribute (which she also choreographed); Promises, Promises; Company ; On The Town; State Fair (Fred Astaire Award); and The Visit . She has starred in and choreographed numerous productions regionally as well as productions in London's West End, Paris, and Tokyo. Her TV credits include Hullaballoo, Fame, Cheers, Dark Shadows , and HBO Specials. Films include The Little Prince and Every Little Step. Donna's memoir, Time Steps, was published by Simon and Schuster. In 2021, Ms. McKechnie was inducted into the American Theatre Hall of Fame.

William Youmans is thrilled to return to Wicked . He originated the role of Dr. Dillamond on Broadway. Also on Broadway: Billy Elliot , Farnsworth Invention, The Little Foxes (with Elizabeth Taylor), Big River, Titanic, Pirate Queen, Finian’s Rainbow , Baz Luhrmann’s La Boheme, Carousel, To Kill a Mockingbird . Movies & TV: Birdman, Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close, Nadine, Mrs. Soffel, Fresh Horses, Ten Minutes to Midnight, Compromising Positions , Law and Order .

Brad Oscar has been seen on Broadway in Mrs. Doubtfire ,  Something Rotten!  (Tony nomination),  Big Fish ,  Nice Work..., The Addams Family ,  Spamalot ,  The Producers  (Tony nomination),  Jekyll & Hyde and  Aspects of Love . National Tours:  The Phantom of the Opera ,  Young Frankenstein ,  Jekyll & Hyde . West End:  The Producers.  Off Broadway:  Broadway Bounty Hunter ,  Nassim ,  Sweeney Todd  (Barrow Street Theatre),  Forbidden Broadway  (Theater East). Regional credits:  The Gods of Comedy ( McCarter/Old Globe),  Hairspray  (KC Starlight),  The Squirrels  (La Jolla Playhouse),  Fiddler on the Roof  (Barrington Stage),  Barnum  (Asolo Rep, Maltz Jupiter Theatre; Carbonell Award for Best Actor, Musical),  The Mystery of Irma Vep ,  Cabaret ,  Damn Yankees  (Arena Stage). Film:  Ghost Town ,  The Producers.  TV:  Madam Secretary, Smash, The Good Wife , three Law & Order . 

Natalie Ortega is making her Broadway debut. Regional: In the Heights; Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story (The Kimmel Center). Film/TV: Search Party (Max),  Maybe I Do .

Holzman is best known for creating the acclaimed, but short-lived ABC television series My So-Called Life , which earned her an Emmy nomination for her writing.

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Don’t miss the amazing Wicked Broadway show in your city. As fervent fans eagerly seek out Wicked tickets to this much-anticipated production, join us as we delve into the creative genius behind the tour, the experiences of the cast, the musical’s cultural impact, and much more. Step into the mesmerizing world of Wicked Musical Tour and prepare to embark on an unforgettable journey. Discover the untold true story of the Witches of Oz at Broadway’s biggest blockbuster— WICKED . Find the best seats and buy tickets at the lowest price.

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Even if you don’t consider yourself to be very well-versed in the world of musical theatre, chances are you will have heard of Wicked. Inspired by Gregory Maguire’s novel of the same name, which was published in 1995, it premiered on Broadway on October 30th, 2003, after a successful run in San Francisco earlier in the year. The original Broadway cast was made up of musical legends: Kristin Chenoweth as Glinda, Norbert Leo Butz as Fiyero, and Idina Menzel – of Frozen fame – starring as Elphaba.

Wicked is a Broadway musical, with music and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz and a book by Winnie Holzman. It is based on the 1995 Gregory Maguire novel Wicked: The Life and Times of the Wicked Witch of the West, itself a retelling of the classic 1900 novel, The Wonderful Wizard of Oz by L. Frank Baum and the 1939 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer film The Wizard of Oz.

One of the reasons that Wicked is so popular is the sheer scale of its production. It has been at the  Gershwin Theatre  on West 51st Street in the Paramount Plaza building in midtown Manhattan since its Broadway debut in 2003. The theatre has the largest seating capacity on Broadway with almost two thousand seats, and Wicked is regularly sold out thanks to its international reputation as one of the top shows to see in NYC. The theatre was designed in an art nouveau style by Ralph Alswang and opened in 1972 as the Uris Theatre before being renamed to honor the Gershwins in 1983. The set is bold, bright – and very, very green.

Wicked is a retelling of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz by L Frank Baum, from the point of view of the witches who live in the Land of Oz. It follows Elphaba, the Wicked Witch of the West, and Galinda, later known as Glinda the Good Witch, and tells the story of how they met at school, their initial rivalry and dislike of each other, and their eventual friendship before Elphaba’s fall from grace. Although Elphaba and Galinda have a love interest in common, Fiyero, the musical is more interested in themes of friendship, what being ‘wicked’ really means, and understanding other people’s perspectives and motivations.

The original cast album won a  Grammy Award  and was nominated for ten  Tony Awards , eventually winning three, including Best Actress for Menzel. Composer and lyricist Stephen Schwartz bought the rights to Maguire’s novel in 1998; although it isn’t an entirely faithful adaptation, Schwartz collaborated with writer  Winnie Holzman  to create a plot that worked onstage. The musical developed through a series of readings with Chenoweth alongside Stephanie J Block as Elphaba. Menzel joined the production in 2000 along with Joe Mantello as director. Wicked is one of Broadway’s most beloved productions: its scope is epic and its production is huge, glittering, and mesmerizing, but more than that, it is a story that is at its heart about love, truth, and friendship – and those are qualities that audiences will always respond to.

The first act begins as the people of Oz rejoice after the death of Elphaba as Glinda the Good Witch takes center stage. Then the show moves back in time to depict Elphaba’s birth, her relationship with her disabled sister Nessarose and her time at school with Galinda, where they were roommates and rivals. Elphaba’s magical talent is discovered, Prince Fiyero appears, and Galinda and Elphaba become friends before traveling together to meet the Wizard of Oz. There, they discover corruption on an epic scale, and Elphaba runs away after swearing to take her revenge on the Wizard. In the second act, we discover she has been nicknamed the Wicked Witch of the West, while Galinda – now Glinda – has been placed in public opposition to her. When Dorothy reaches the land of Oz, things get even more complicated…

Wicked is packed with catchy melodies and onstage antics, but it is hard to argue that the heart of the story lies with the development of the relationship between Elphaba and Glinda, from What Is This Feeling? too Popular to their last duet, For Good, arguably the most tear-jerking and emotional part of the entire show. The musical is full of spectacle, color, vibrant costumes, and funny lines, but the end of the first act is probably the most visually stunning as Elphaba sings Defying Gravity, the most famous song in the show, and rises slowly into the air. The high notes will send a shiver down your spine.

• Music and Lyrics – Stephen Schwartz
• Book – Winnie Holzman
• Director – Joe Mantello
• Choreographer – Wayne Cilento
• Set Designer – Eugene Lee
• Costume Designer – Susan Hilferty
• Lighting Designer – Kenneth Posner
• Sound Designer – Tony Meola
• Orchestrations – William David Brohn
• Musical Director – Stephen Oremus

‘Wicked’ Hits the Road, Carrying the Hopes of Broadway Tours

The production, which starts Tuesday in Dallas, is the first Broadway tour back onstage, a test as American theaters seek to rebound from the pandemic shutdown.

With a five-week run in Dallas, “Wicked” is set to become the first Broadway show to resume touring since the start of the coronavirus pandemic. Talia Suskauer, shown here rehearsing “The Wizard and I,” plays Elphaba. Credit... Cooper Neill for The New York Times

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By Michael Paulson

• Aug. 2, 2021

DALLAS — Talia Suskauer knows what it’s like to be green. She remembers the feel of pigment and powder on her arms, neck, and face; how the color seemed to seep into her pores and linger behind her ears; what it was like to see a strange but familiar self staring back from a mirror.

She didn’t know that, on a hot July afternoon in Dallas, getting painted once again would make her cry.

Sixteen months after the touring production of “Wicked” in which Suskauer stars as the green-skinned witch Elphaba was forced to close, the cast and crew have reassembled in Dallas for a high-stakes effort to start again. The show’s first performance here on Tuesday, the first by any touring Broadway production since the coronavirus pandemic shut down shows across the nation, will be a sign of hope for a battered theater industry, but also a test at a time when the spread of the Delta variant has Americans once again on edge.

“Each show is going to be someone’s first time back at the theater, so each show is going to be emotional,” Suskauer said. She had her own emotions to draw on, tearing up as she eased back into the makeup chair for the first time since the tour’s March 13, 2020, shutdown in Madison, Wis. “I felt like our purpose was being stripped away,” she said, “and now, to come back, it’s overwhelming.”

Touring is a huge part of the commercial theater ecosystem. It’s big money — in the most recent full theater season, 18.5 million people attended touring shows in North America, and those productions grossed $1.6 billion.

The resumption of touring will once again allow people who live far from New York to see Broadway titles. And it will provide much-needed income for actors, musicians and other theater workers left unemployed by the pandemic.

“If anybody doesn’t love a national tour, there’s something they’re not getting,” said Cleavant Derricks, who in 1982 won a Tony Award for his role in the original Broadway production of “Dreamgirls,” and who now plays the Wizard in the “Wicked” tour. “You’re going from state to state, meeting different people, seeing different aspects of the country, and each night applause comes your way. How can you beat something like that?”

A revisionist back story for “The Wizard of Oz,” “Wicked” is a musical theater juggernaut that opened on Broadway in 2003, has sold more than $5 billion worth of tickets and has been seen by more than 60 million people in 100 cities around the world. The show, which revolves around a fraught friendship between the witches Elphaba and Glinda, has been running so long that Suskauer and her co-star and fellow Floridian, Allison Bailey, both saw it as children.

“I saw it in New York when I was in seventh grade, and it was so magical,” said Bailey, who plays Glinda. “It’s why I wanted to do theater.”

“Wicked,” with songs by Stephen Schwartz, a book by Winnie Holzman and direction by Joe Mantello, has been touring North America since 2005. The tour now travels from city to city in 13 trucks that transport the set, the sound and light equipment, more than 300 costumes and about 100 wigs.

The touring company includes 33 actors, an 18-person crew, six musicians, three stage managers, two company managers and a physical therapist, plus the 16 dogs, one cat and three ferrets brought along for companionship. The traveling company is then supplemented at each stop by 32 local crew members and nine local musicians, as well as dozens of stagehands to help load the set in and out.

The resumption of the “Wicked” tour, which comes a month before the first musicals are scheduled to restart on Broadway, will soon be followed by others: Beginning in mid-August, touring productions of “Hamilton” will resume in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Atlanta and Tempe, Ariz., and in September tours of “Frozen” and “My Fair Lady,” as well as the play “What the Constitution Means to Me,” will hit the road.

In New York, ticket holders to Broadway shows will be required to show proof of vaccination and wear masks , at least through October. In Dallas, the touring production of “Wicked” is requiring vaccines for cast and crew, but not for the audience, which will be instructed to wear masks . Actors will be barred from interacting with the audience, meaning no stage-door autographs or selfies, and no backstage tours.

Early indicators are that audiences are eager to return: The five-week Dallas run has sold strongly, and prices have held steady, ranging from $25 for a lottery ticket to $169 for the best seats.

When the pandemic forced the tour to close last year, the crew packed the set and costumes into boxes and left them in the Madison theater, imagining they’d be back in a few weeks. Then, as the shutdown dragged on, the crew went back to load those boxes into trucks. Ten of the trucks spent nearly a year parked in a Wisconsin truck yard, while three, containing temperature-sensitive electronics, wigs and wardrobe, were sent to a climate-controlled warehouse in Pennsylvania.

Some members of the company went home, but some had no homes — they are usually on the road so much, they don’t need them — so they stayed with family, or rented something somewhere.

“Since I’ve been married, I’ve never been home this long, ever,” said the tour’s hair supervisor, Andrea DiVincenzo Shairs, who has been with “Wicked” off and on since 2003. “I went to Fort Lauderdale — my husband is there — and we actually still love each other, so it worked out!”

Reuniting was fun, but restarting was complicated, and the show set aside three weeks to get ready at Dallas’s Music Hall at Fair Park, the 3,420-seat venue “Wicked” was returning to for the sixth time. The cast was rusty, and needed to re-rehearse the show, while the crew needed to assess each piece of equipment for possible damage after months of disuse.

“We were worried about what was going to come out of the trucks,” said David O’Brien, the tour’s production stage manager. “Opening these boxes of clothes, what are we going to find, and what’s it going to smell like?”

There were minor problems — a dimmer rack that needed to be reprogrammed, and a warped board in the set floor that caused a sliding statue to jam — but for the most part, the crew was delighted with how well the equipment held up.

While the crew reassembled the Tony-winning set, the cast rehearsed in the lobby, working on a sprung floor rented from the Texas Ballet Theater. “It’s been 16 months of singing in your shower, which is different than singing with multiple people,” said Evan Roider, the tour’s music director, “but they came back ready to go.”

There were jokes about expanded waistlines and forgotten dance steps. “It’s a little more snug this time around!” Suskauer said of her costume when a button popped as she rehearsed.

By the time they were working in the theater, underneath a proscenium featuring the show’s red-eyed dragon, the cast was polishing details. “Careful with your wand!” the associate director, Lisa Leguillou, instructed Bailey as she rehearsed her entrance in a floating bubble. “It’s covering your face!”

There are, of course, new safety protocols, which the “Wicked” team is sharing in video meetings with crews from other tours as they, too, prepare to restart. Some measures are now familiar: plentiful hand sanitizer, plus masks and gloves and air scrubbers. But there are also more theater-specific strategies. Ultraviolet wands are being used to clean mask interiors, lest too much disinfectant give actors headaches. Actors now scan QR codes for their daily check-ins, in lieu of the traditional sign-in sheet on a clipboard. And partitions are being installed in the orchestra pit to try to contain any aerosols emitted by reed and brass instruments.

“Our biggest concerns have been how to reinvent things we do in a Covid world,” said Steve Quinn, the tour’s company manager, who has been touring with “Wicked” for 16 years. “We’re the guinea pigs, and we’re just trying to navigate this.”

The company’s excitement about being back together, and making a show, is tempered by some anxiety, particularly among the crew. “I want to make sure I have covered all my bases, so not by my hands would anybody become sick or injured by something I didn’t think of,” said Joyce B. McGilberry, the tour’s makeup supervisor. “I wanted to come back, but I can’t deny my concerns.”

The tour company has a wide range of experience. Rebecca Gans Reavis had been playing a flying monkey for just a week before the tour shut down, while Laurel Parrish, the advance wardrobe supervisor, has been with “Wicked” since it opened on Broadway.

Reavis, heartbroken, spent the pandemic in Wichita, Kan., where she and her husband took jobs teaching at her mother’s dance studio; Parrish, in northern Manhattan, worked for a cheesemonger while taking on passion projects in embroidery and sewing.

“I don’t think I knew how much I missed it until we started back,” Parris said. “Seeing the clothes was like seeing old friends.”

When two of the show’s cast members opted not to return after the pandemic, that created openings for the return of an alumnus, Clifton Davis, who at 75 is the oldest member of the tour cast, and a newbie, Anthony Lee Bryant, a Los Angeles-based dancer who had auditioned for the show six times before landing a spot.

“Theater is being resurrected, thank God,” said Davis, who is relishing a second go as Doctor Dillamond, an erudite goat who taught at Shiz University when Glinda (then known as Galinda) and Elphaba were students there. Davis previously played the same role in 2012.

As Bryant scrupulously took notes on dance moves, and Davis practiced his bleat, some moments seemed sure to land differently, even though they were crafted years ago. Chief among them: Glinda’s opening line, which Bailey utters as she floats in on her bubble.

“It’s good to see me, isn’t it?”

“I think I’m going to say it the same, but it’s going to feel different,” Bailey said. “I feel like I’m saying it on behalf of theater itself.”

Michael Paulson is the theater reporter. He previously covered religion, and was part of the Boston Globe team whose coverage of clergy sexual abuse in the Catholic Church won the Pulitzer Prize for Public Service. More about Michael Paulson

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Review Roundup: What Did Critics Think Of WICKED On Tour?

The tour is back on the road and the reviews are in!

Wicked is back on the road across the country, and the reviews are in! The cast includes Talia Suskauer (Elphaba), Allison Bailey (Glinda), Sharon Sachs (Madame Morrible) and Tony Award and Drama Desk Award winner Cleavant Derricks (The Wizard).

The Broadway sensation Wicked looks at what happened in the Land of Oz...but from a different angle. Long before Dorothy arrives, there is another young woman, born with emerald-green skin, who is smart, fiery, misunderstood, and possessing an extraordinary talent. When she meets a bubbly blonde who is exceptionally popular, their initial rivalry turns into the unlikeliest of friendships...until the world decides to call one "good," and the other one "wicked."

With a thrilling score that includes the hits "Defying Gravity," "Popular" and "For Good," Wicked has been hailed by The New York Times as "the defining musical of the decade," and by Time Magazine as "a magical Broadway musical with brains, heart, and courage." NBC Nightly News calls the hit musical "the most successful Broadway show ever."

Now the 5th longest running show in Broadway history, Wicked is the winner of over 100 international awards including the Grammy Award and three Tony Awards. Since opening in 2003, Wicked has been performed in over 100 cities in 16 countries around the world (U.S., Canada, United Kingdom, Ireland, Japan, Germany, Holland, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, South Korea, The Philippines, Mexico, Brazil, Switzerland and China) and has thus far been translated into six languages: Japanese, German, Dutch, Spanish, Korean and Portuguese. Wicked has been seen by over 60 million people worldwide and has amassed over $5 billion in global sales.

Based on the novel by Gregory Maguire , Wicked has music and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz , and a book by Winnie Holzman . The production is directed by Tony Award winner Joe Mantello with musical staging by Tony Award winner Wayne Cilento . Wicked is produced by Marc Platt , Universal Stage Productions , The Araca Group, Jon B. Platt and David Stone .

Ovens Auditorium - Charlotte, NC

Adam Bell, Charlotte Observer : The show itself, for the few uninitiated, depicts the intertwined lives of the two witches. There's Bailey's Glinda "the good," a soprano who hits all the right notes, but brings her character down to earth in the melancholy reprise of "I'm Not That Girl." She also gets the timing just right on several throwaway comic bits. And Talia Suskauer 's green-hued "wicked" Witch of the West, Elphaba, simply owns the role from the start, whether it's her yearning softly that "I'm Not That Girl," or the crowd-pleasing, first act finale belting "Defying Gravity." No one is gonna bring her down.

Music Hall at Fair Park - Dallas, TX

Emily Short, BroadwayWorld : It was an incredible experience to be back in a theater watching a live performance. The cast and crew of Wicked delivered a show that we all desperately needed. The acting was flawless, the singing was striking, the costumes were perfect, the set transported us directly to the heart of Oz, and the lighting was the tool that brought everything together. I would like to say a big "CONGRATULOTIONS!" to everyone who was involved in this performance. I know because I saw it, "I have been changed for the better," and you will be, too.

Fox Cities Performing Arts Center - Appleton, WI

Warren Gerds, We Are Green Bay : Two personalities drive the story, and the performers playing those personalities are top-flight talent for all they do and how they do it. Glinda is goody-two-shoes sweet until push comes to shove. She's portrayed by Allison Bailey, who molds special bits of voice and body, like a swift leg kick to accent a cute word. Elphaba automatically off-turns people in the story with her green skin and bristly, straightforward mouth until she lets known her warmth. She's played by Talia Suskauer, a spitfire all around. Whether in solo or as a duet, Allison Bailey and Talia Suskauer sing in tight and sensational ways. They make a compelling team. The roles are huge, requiring energy akin to that delivered by pro athletes performance after performance. Elphaba literally rises above with full-out, heart-torn singing, notably in "Defying Gravity" that ends Act I in a wowing rush. Wednesday, the house filled with a roar.

Playhouse Square - Cleveland, OH

Howard Gollop, The Chronicle : This production is a cut above the previous tour that came through Cleveland a few years back. But even in a lesser effort, "Wicked" remains the kind of celebration preteen girls (and older women) can savor. Only this time, the magic may transcend into a much broader appreciation.

Sheri Gross, Cleveland Jewish News : As Elphaba, Suskauer embraces her vulnerable side and her admirable strength as her character develops from a "green" teen to a mature advocate for the underdog. Her incredible vocal prowess is showcased in all of her musical numbers, but especially in "Defying Gravity," when her body and soul are lifted into the air, and her big booming voice carries us with her.

Segerstrom Center for the Arts - Costa Mesa, CA

Michael Quintos, BroadwayWorld : What helps the show feel as relevant and as entertaining now as it did during its early years is certainly helped by a fresh cast bringing new and exciting life to these now familiar characters. This post-lockdown relaunched national tour is headlined by two spectacular leads: the intriguing Talia Suskauer as Elphaba and the effervescent Allison Bailey as G(a)linda.

Christopher Smith, The Orange County Register : Elphaba is the brainy counterpoint, and Talia Suskauer's treatment of this older-and-wiser-than-her-years woman - one burning with a social conscience and an acute understanding of all the ways she fails to fit in - was sourced in acting that that is affectingly internalized. Not an easy feat is as joyfully noisy a show as "Wicked" is.

Spokane Arena - Spokane, WA

Carolyn Lamberson, The Spokesman-Review : As Elphaba, Talia Suskauer brings an intriguing combination of awkwardness and determination to the future Wicked Witch of the West. We empathize with her because we can see she is kind and loveable. And Suskauer has a lovely voice, too, fully on display whether she's singing the lovely first-act number "I'm Not That Girl" or the soaring anthem "Defying Gravity." As Glinda, Allison Bailey has the showy part. Sure, she plays the ditzy (but not really dumb) blonde, but Bailey shows that she is a deft comic. Aside from possessing a pretty soprano voice, Bailey can make even Glinda's really awkward dance moves look hilarious, and her timing is impeccable when Glinda drops her patented one-liners.

SAFE Credit Union Performing Arts Center - Sacramento, CA

Courtney Symes, BroadwayWorld : Admittedly, this was my first time seeing Wicked (a sensitive subject for a theatre-goer). They had me hooked with the flying monkeys before the curtain even opened but, when it did, I was immediately transported to another world. A world of magical steampunk-meets-Beetlejuice-meets Sweeney Todd costumes, wondrous characters, and settings that inspired open-mouthed awe. If I had thought that was enough (I did!), they had much more in store!

Orpheum Theater - Omaha, NE

Courtney Brummer-Clark, Omaha.com : No one may "mourn the wicked" witch, but there are certainly reasons to celebrate her. Or at least the version of her portrayed by tour actress Lissa deGuzman. As Elphaba, deGuzman's performance could equal, if not surpass, those who wear the same black hat on the Broadway stage. To say her vocal range in songs like "The Wizard and I," "Defying Gravity" and "No Good Deed" was powerful is an understatement.

Columbus Theatre - Columbus, OH

Christina Mancuso, BroadwayWorld : Lissa deGuzman is fairly new to the Wicked world, landing her dream role of Elphaba and joining the tour in late March after playing Jasmine in the touring production of ALADDIN. While very technically precise vocally and endearingly awkward, deGuzman really got her rhythm going in the second Act. She showed her tenderness and vulnerability with Jordan Litz (Fiyero) in "As Long as You're Mine," and belted out a triumphant "No Good Deed," officially claiming her title as Wicked Witch of the West.

Boston Opera House - Boston, MA

Don Aucoin, The Boston Globe : As the opening notes to "Wicked" sounded on Thursday night, a little girl seated in front of me excitedly reached over and clasped her mother's hand. There it was, the old "Wicked" magic, undimmed. That snapshot instant - and the palpable joy the girl evinced throughout the ensuing performance at the Citizens Bank Opera House - told the larger story of this singular musical.

Orpheum Theatre - Minneapolis, MN

Jared Fessler, BroadwayWorld : It may have been my twelfth time seeing this show, but it's been over a few years since I last saw it. I know the production, songs, story, etc but every time that I have seen it, I always catch something new and especially with this production, the show that I went to had. I also enjoy how each of the talented cast members in this production in particular stays true to their characters but also puts their spins on their characters. There were moments when I was like "oh I don't remember that line, was that added recently?" It was just so good to see the electrifying staging, costumes, set, and the very talented cast!

Basil Considine, Twin Cities Arts Reader : If those are the bones of the show, what will you get from seeing the national tour of Wicked ? For starters, killer performances by Lissa deGuzman as Elphaba (better know as the Wicked Witch of West) and Jennafer Newberry as her foil Galinda (better known as Glinda the Good). Their comedic repartee and duetting are standout features of the show. Another standout is the special effects, particularly the use of lighting in combination with practical effects to create engrossing, rippling tableaus of color. When Elphaba takes to the skies at the end of Act 1, it is simply cool .

Chrysler Hall - Norfolk, VA

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James M. Nederlander Theatre - Chicago, IL

Dennis Polkow, New City Stage : Despite the atemporal quality that "Wicked" exudes, coming back to it is a reminder that it was always a traditional Broadway musical in form. Stephen Schwartz's remarkably clever and melody-driven songs are character-driven and move the action forward. We feel what they feel. We have empathy even when many Ozians and even the Wizard himself cannot. The one-liners and gags are almost vaudeville-like in their simplicity, although are never oversold.

Sheri Flanders, Chicago Sun Times : The camaraderie between deGuzman and Newberry is palpable, and they're a fun pair to watch, sparring and sniping across the stage as Elphaba is brutally bullied by, well, everyone. Eventually Galinda's minuscule conscience catches up with her, and she befriends Elphaba, going against her superficial instincts. Although there were several children in attendance in the audience, I caution parents that this play is not a morality tale for kids, as the duo's friendship is ultimately more "frenemy" than friend.

Dr. Phillips Center - Orlando, FL

Aaron Wallace, BroadwayWorld : Its songbook is the sonic equivalent of Technicolor, a veritable Emerald City of songs that slap. You undoubtedly know "Defying Gravity," a song to which approximately 99.3% of the Dr. Phillips audience gratefully resisted adding their unsolicited voices on Thursday night. That left room for the star of the show, Lissa deGuzman , to belt that ballad on a broom like nobody's business - and like nobody's Elphaba.

Quinn Rosebook, Attractions Magazine : While this was my fourth time seeing the show, it was my fiancé's first! He said it was a fun, energetic show that had everything he expected, but also that he was surprised by some of the plot, and really loved the callbacks and references to the original Wizard of Oz story and the 1939 film. I say that it remains one of my favorites and that "Wicked" is a quintessential musical must for any theater fan.

Straz Center - Tampa, FL

Deborah Bostock-Kelley, BroadwayWorld : While Jennafer and Lissa were spellbinding opposites, Natalie Venetia Belcon, as Madame Morrible, stole the stage with her huge booming vocals in "The Wizard and I." Timothy Shew , as the Wonderful Wizard of Oz, was the perfect fraudster. When he sings, "Cause I think everyone deserves the chance to fly and helping you with your ascent allows me to feel so parental," little does he know to whom he's singing.

Kravis Center for the Performing Arts - West Palm Beach, FL

Mary Damiano, Palm Beach Daily News : As Glinda, Newberry has the showier role and wrings hilarity out of her dialogue. But DeGuzman is a powerhouse. Whether lamenting that the handsome new student won't see her as anything but the green outcast on "I'm Not That Girl," or looking toward a bright future and fulfilling her potential on "The Wizard and I," or literally soaring to new heights on the show's signature song "Defying Gravity," DeGuzman portrays Elphaba's many facets with spunk and poignancy.

Fox Theatre - St. Louis, MO

Tina Farmer, Riverfront Times : Jennafer Newberry, as Glinda, and Lissa deGuzman, as Elphaba, fill their characters with distinct personalities without missing a note in the cleverly constructed but often vocally challenging score. Newberry shows Glinda's heart while making the most of every ditzy, goofy moment, and her misuse of oddly combined words gets laughs without ever demeaning the character. DeGuzman gives us an Elphaba, who occasionally reveals her pain and vulnerability in ways that are compelling and relatable. The performers give us fully formed characters to embrace, and their exceptional vocals were textured, emotional and powerful in every part of their ranges. It is so satisfying to hear rich, pure alto tones that perfectly complement the soprano notes.

Wharton Center - East Lansing, MI

David Winkelstern, City Pulse : Every cast member in the 30-plus troupe gives an outstanding performance. (That includes Sharon Sachs, who replaced Natalie Venetia Belcon in Thursday night's (May 11) show as Madame Morrible.) Oz's Munchkins, ensemble townspeople and exquisite principals demonstrate rare talent in singing, dancing and athleticism in the constantly evolving musical by Stephen Schwartz.

Hobby Center for the Performing Arts - Houston, TX

Armando Urdiales, BroadwayWorld : The cast of the current Wicked tour is truly exceptional, bringing the beloved characters of Elphaba ( Olivia Valli ) and Glinda ( Celia Hottenstein ) to life with extraordinary talent. Their chemistry on stage is palpable, as they navigate the complex relationship between the misunderstood green-skinned Elphaba and the popular and bubbly Glinda. The vocal prowess and emotional depth of the actors truly shine through, capturing the hearts of the audience from the opening number to the final bow.

Fox Theatre - Atlanta, GA

Wendell Brock, AJC : Time can reshape how some emotional material lands, and I can’t help but notice how “Wicked” ricochets in new and unexpected ways. For instance, when the nasty business about animals being stripped of their dignity and their ability to speak rears its head, you may recognize something akin to the culture wars of the present day. Hate is omnipresent, as are pretenders hiding behind curtains.

Sammie Purcell, Rough Draft Atlanta : But as soon as the curtain rises, it doesn’t really matter if you’ve never seen “Wicked’ or if you’ve seen it 100 times. The magic and strength of Stephen Schwartz’s music is still as potent today as it was 20 years ago, the story just as winkingly sly and emotionally resonant. And with two dynamite leading ladies at the helm, this production is not one to miss. 

Peace Center - Greenville, SC

Paul Hyde, Greenville Journal : The current cast of the national tour is stunning. Olivia Valli, who knocked our socks off a mere 18 months ago when she visited the Peace Center as Vivian Ward in “Pretty Woman,” returns in this tour as Elphaba, the green Wicked Witch of the West who is loathed by the people of Oz for the sin of being different.

Durham Performing Arts Center - Durham, NC

Nicole Ackman, BroadwayWorld : The national tour’s cast does a splendid job of breathing new life into the story, from  Tara Kostmayer ’s earnest Nessarose to  Kyle McArthur ’s enthusiastic Boq.  Olivia Valli  has all the pluck and inner fire an Elphaba needs, in addition to great vocals that make “The Wizard and I” and “No Good Deed” highlights of the show. But  Celia Hottenstein ’s Glinda is also excellent, perfectly hitting all the subtle acting points that make her a rather tragic character. In the opening “No One Mourns the Wicked,” she seems to be trying to convince herself as she tells the munchkins her “good news.” 

Saenger Theatre - New Orleans, LA

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Historic Tennessee Theatre - Knoxville, TN

Alan Sherrod, Arts Knoxville : The producers, keenly aware of past successes, have built on the fact of Kristin Chenoweth as Glinda and Idina Menzel as Elphaba in those original leading roles by subsequently casting replacements with singer/actresses that can bring their own big, distinctive voices and dramatic abilities without challenging the success of the original characterizations. In this production, Olivia Valli as Elphaba and Celia Hottenstein as Glinda have embraced the legacies of their characters with vocal and dramatic strength, but have also imbued those characters with fresh twists and shadings that are keenly contemporary.

Detroit Opera House - Detroit, MI

Carmichael Cruz, Click On Detroit:   Olivia Valli, who last graced Detroit in  Pretty Woman: The Musical  in 2021, is misunderstood green girl Elphaba. The granddaughter of Frankie Valli, Olivia flies high in the role both figuratively and literally (see: ‘Defying Gravity’). Valli hits every note with confidence and her version of “No Good Deed” will be permanently etched into my mind. Valli also isn’t afraid to be goofy. Her playfulness in the beginning of Act I makes her even more likeable, and she has one of the best solo dances in “Dancing Through Life.” Celia Hottenstein is a firecracker Glinda. Never missing a beat, Hottenstein’s comedic timing had the audience erupting with laughter. She makes the role her own and is just a pure joy to watch in “Popular.” Her high sopranos are beautiful and Hottenstein makes it part of her comedy.

Civic Center Music Hall - Oklahoma City, OK

Lillie-Beth Brinkman, The Journal Record : Visually, the show is also amazing, and some of those involved are worth noting here: elaborate set designs from Eugene Lee, glittery costumes from Susan Hilferty and interesting lighting from Kenneth Posner, sound from Tony Meola, projections by Elaine J. McCarthy, wigs and hair by Tom Watson and special effects by Chic Silber. Elphaba breaking free of expectations in The “Defying Gravity” scene was especially poignant.

Bass Concert Hall - Austin, TX

Dani Dudek, Austin.com :  In addition to being a story of female friendship, it also focuses on much bigger issues like discrimination and governmental corruption. It’s done in such a fun and entertaining way, taking the story of The Wizard of Oz to a whole new level.

Lynn Beaver, BroadwayWorld : his production is here for us to enjoy because of an spectacularly talented cast and crew. The WICKED tour is so well-tuned, one can believe that one has been transported straight to Broadway. The only slight flaw comes from the venue itself. The sound system at Bass Concert Hall is a continuing problem I have found on my many visits. Some of the chorus songs sound muddy, lacking the crisp clarity needed to hear every lyric clearly. 

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Wicked comes to Austin, TX in early 2012 as part of its current national tour. It will be mounted at the Bass Concert Hall from January 25 to February 12, 2012. Nominated for 10 Tony Awards in 2004 and bagging three, Wicked is the twisted tale of the wicked witch who fought Dorothy in the […]

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Wicked will be coming to San Diego Civic Theatre in San Diego, California from June 20 – July 15, 2011. This trip to California will mark Wicked fourth stop in two years: Fresno & Costa Mesa in 2011 as well as Sacramento in 2012.

Wicked Dallas | Music Hall at Fair Park

Wicked was last in Dallas, Texas playing Music Hall at Fair Park from May 26 – June 27. Tickets went onsale to the general public through Ticketmaster on Monday, March 22 at 10am CDT.

Wicked Houston | Hobby Center

Wicked was last at the Hobby Center in Houston, Texas from June 30 – July 25. Tickets went go onsale to the general public through Ticketmaster on Sunday, April 25 at 10am CDT.

Wicked Columbus | Ohio Theater

Wicked was last in Columbus, Ohio playing the Ohio Theater from July 28 – August 29. The 2010 Wicked Cast for Columbus included Donna Vivino (Elphaba), Chandra Lee Schwartz (Glinda), Randy Danson (Madame Morrible) and Richard Kline (The Wizard).

Tickets went go onsale to the general public through Ticketmaster on Thursday, May 20 at 10am EDT.

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Wicked will be coming to the Marcus Center in Miwaukee, Wisconsin from July 14 – August 8. Tickets will go onsale to the general public through Ticketmaster, but no date has currently been set. Check back for up-to-date information. For advanced tickets, premium seating and sold out shows review the ticket options below featured from Stubhub.

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Wicked comes to the Durham Performing Arts Center in Durham , NC for a month long engagement in the Bull City, from May 2 to May 27, 2012.

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Mary Kate Morrissey

MK is honored to be the 25th woman to play Elphaba full time on Broadway. She believes in the transformative power of musical theater and its capacity to change lives for good. “Theater is like a gym for empathy” – B.English. MK spent a decade touring through 92 cities with Wicked (Elphaba), Mean Girls (Janis), and Hair (Sheila), before making her Broadway Debut last year as the Elphaba Standby. Syracuse University. Massive thanks to the best support team: Morrissey’s of 804, CGF Talent, DNW, the Glinda’s & Chistery’s who’ve seen me this far, and my leading man, Trevor. @maryspacekate

Alexandra Socha

Broadway:  Head Over Heels, Brighton Beach Memoirs, Spring Awakening  Encores!: Mabel in  Mack & Mabel, Paint Your Wagon  Off-Broadway:  Actually  (MTC),  Fun Home  (The Public, Lortel nomination),  Death Takes a Holiday  and  Dream of the Burning Boy  (Roundabout, Drama League nomination) Regional: Papermill Playhouse, Williamstown, Yale Repertory. Television: Skye on Amazon’s “Red Oaks” , “ Mrs. Maisel”, “Evil”, “The Big C”, and many more. Many thanks to Lindsay Porter and Erica Tuchman for all their support over the years and to Dad for buying us tickets to Wicked 20 years ago. My heart belongs to Etai and our beautiful baby boy. For Mom, you’d be proud.

Donna McKechnie

Madame Morrible

Donna received a Tony Award for her performance in A Chorus Line. Other Broadway: How to Succeed…; The Education of Hyman Kaplan; Promises, Promises; Company; Sondheim: A Musical Tribute (actor and choreographer); On the Town; State Fair (Fred Astaire Award); The Visit . Bob Fosse invited Donna to play the lead in his last production, the National tour of Sweet Charity (Helen Hayes nom). She has starred in and choreographed numerous productions regionally and productions in London’s West End, Paris and Tokyo. TV: “Hullaballoo”, “Fame”, “Cheers”, “Dark Shadows” and HBO Specials. Film: The Little Prince , Every Little Step . Donna’s memoir, “Time Steps – My Musical Comedy Life” was published by Simon and Schuster. In 2019 Donna was inducted into the Theatre Hall of Fame. She couldn’t be happier to join this Wicked family!

BDWY: Mrs. Doubtfire; Something Rotten! (Tony nomination); Big Fish Nice Work…; The Addams Family Spamalot The Producers (Tony nomination) Jekyll & Hyde; Aspects of Love . WEST END: The Producers. NAT’L TOUR: The Phantom of the Opera; Young Frankenstein; Jekyll & Hyde.” OFF-BDWY: Little Shop of Horrors ; Broadway Bounty Hunter; Sweeney Todd; Forbidden Broadway. REGIONAL: Arena Stage, Old Globe, La Jolla, McCarter, more. FILM: Ghost Town; The Producers. TV: “Smash” “The Good Wife” and three “Law & Orders”.

Jordan Litz

Broadway debut! Jordan comes directly from the national tour after playing the Winkie Prince for over a year and a half. Credits:  Radio City Christmas Spectacular ,  Legally Blonde,  numerous productions with   Walt Disney World . Jordan   hails from California where he was a competitive swimmer, winning collegiate national championships and competing in the 2012 US Olympic Trials. Forever thankful for his family, Josh and darling wife, Julie. @litzjordan

Jake Pedersen

Broadway: Parade (Frankie Epps). National Tours: Wicked (Boq), Escape to Margaritaville (Ensemble). Regional: Writing Kevin Taylor (Meadow Brook Theatre), Newsies (Crutchie, NLBP). New Works: The Last Day (Sarah Schlesinger/Mike Reid), The Lucky Boy (Kristen Childs). B.F.A Musical Theatre Penn State. “Endless gratitude to the entire Wicked team, HCKR, my amazing Mom and Dad, and Will.” www.jakepedersen.com @Jake.ped

Natalie Ortega

Broadway debut! Big thanks to the entire Wicked team for making this childhood dream come true. Regional: In the Heights ; Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story (The Kimmel Center.) Film/TV: “Search Party” (Max,) “Maybe I Do.” Thank you to Pat, Craig, and everyone at Telsey. Endless gratitude and love to Mom, Dad, Taylor, Chris, Kent, and Anna. Momma, we did it!  @nataliegraceortega

William Youmans

Doctor Dillamond

William Youmans is thrilled to return to Wicked .  He originated Doctor Dillamond on Broadway.  Also on Broadway: Billy Elliot, Farnsworth Invention, The Little Foxes (Elizabeth Taylor), Big River, Titanic, Pirate Queen, Finian’s Rainbow, Baz Luhrmann’s La Boheme, Carousel, To Kill a Mockingbird .  Movies & TV: Birdman , Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close , Nadine , Mrs. Soffel , Fresh Horses , Ten Minutes to Midnight , Compromising Positions , “Law and Order.”

Lissa DeGuzman

Elphaba Standby

Lissa deGuzman is thrilled to be back in Oz. Broadway: King Kong , Aladdin . National Tour: Wicked (Elphaba), Aladdin (Jasmine). Regional: Drury Lane ( Cinderella ), Cape Playhouse ( Camelot ), KC Starlight ( Legally Blonde ), The 5th Avenue Theatre ( Bliss), MUNY ( Fiddler on the Roof) , Studio Tenn ( West Side Story). Belmont University. “Endless love and gratitude to the Wicked Team, Telsey, Matt & DGRW, and my wonderful family & friends.” Salamat! @lissadeguz

Jennafer Newberry

Glinda Standby

Jennafer is thrillified to be making her Broadway debut after playing Glinda in the National Tour of Wicked ! Regional: Disney’s Freaky Friday (La Jolla Playhouse), Nemo in Finding Nemo: The Musical (Walt Disney World), and Clara in The Light in the Piazza . BFA NYU Tisch. Endless love and gratitude to God, Terrific Talent, The Mine, Telsey, and the entire Wicked team. For Mom, Dad, my husband Zach, and my daughter Parker. @jennafernewberry

Megan Loomis

Madame Morrible Standby

Broadway Debut! Tours: Wicked, A Gentleman’s Guide…, War Horse, Sweeney Todd, Cabaret . Numerous actor/musician shows Off-Broadway and regionally. BM from Eastman School of Music, MFA in Playwriting from Goddard College. Deep gratitude to the Wicked Team, Telsey, and my incredible family and friends. @megsthelooms

Alicia L. Albright

Swing; Witch's Mother/Midwife u/s

Grateful to be back in OZ! Broadway:  Frozen (OBC) , Wicked.  Tours:  Wicked, All Shook Up, A Chorus Line, Jesus Christ Superstar, Seven Brides… and more .  IG: aliciaalbright .  When not onstage teaching mindfulness and empowerment .  Much love to Eric and Family.

Beka Burnham

Ensemble; Glinda/Nessarose u/s

Thrilled to be making her Broadway debut! Previously on the Broadway National Tour of Wicked . BFA, The Boston Conservatory. Love and thanks to Craig and the Wicked team, friends and family (extra thanks to James), and my dog “Root”! @bekaburnham

Olivia Dei Cicchi

Pinch me! I’m making my Broadway debut with Wicked ! National tour: Les Misérables (u/s Cosette & Fantine). Film/TV: She Came to Me , “SNL.” Endless gratitude to DGRW, Telsey, the Wicked team, my incredible friends and mom & dad, for putting music in my veins.

Matthew Deloch

Broadway debut, ur kidding! Recently, Radio City Christmas Spectacular, Super Bowl LV, “Up Here” (Hulu), “Mariah Carey: Merry Christmas to All”, “Blues Big City Adventure” (Paramount). All the love to my family and friends! @matthewdeloch

Meg Doherty

Ensemble; Morrible u/s

Broadway debut! Regional: Hairspray, Tommy, The Full Monty, Crazy for You and The Star Wars Ballet. Graduate of The Boston Conservatory. Proud member of Actors’ Equity. Love to her amazing supportive family in Maine and in NYC, especially Julio. The perfect family, no one is missing.

Kristina Doucette

Kristina Doucette is thrilled to be back in Oz! Recently seen in Here Lies Love Broadway and The Karate Kid Musical, St. Louis. All my love to my family, friends, and Dana.

Matt Farcher

Swing; u/s Wizard, u/s Dillamond, u/s Father, u/s Ozian Official, u/s Flathead, u/s Lion Puppet

My heart is doing the happy dance! Original Broadway cast of Pretty Woman The Musical. Thank you forever to The Farcher Family, The Wolf Talent Team, Craig and The Telsey Office for the endless support. 大好きPhilWithLove.Org

Lisa Finegold

Dance Captain/Swing; Witch's Mother/Midwife u/s

Broadway: Head Over Heels , Rock of Ages . Tours: Hamilton , Wicked , and more. Off Broadway: Trip of Love . Boston Conservatory graduate. Thanks to her supportive family, wonderful friends and Sofia at CESD!

Dan Gleason

Ensemble; Fiyero u/s

Thrilled to be back with Wicked ! Other credits: American Idiot (Tunny u/s), Miss Saigon (Chris u/s), Goodspeed Opera House, Kansas City Starlight, Transcendence Theatre Company, Pennsylvania Centre Stage, Mount Gretna Theatre. Penn State graduate, BFA. Love to Julia and Gus!

Josh Daniel Green

Broadway debut!  Dance companies: Lar Lubovitch, Stephen Petronio, Lucinda Childs.  NYU Tisch. joshdgreen.com   @joshdgreen

Jeff Heimbrock

Ensemble; Boq u/s

Broadway/NYC: The Book of Mormo n, Thoroughly Modern Millie (Actors’ Fund), The Golden Apple (Encores!). Tour: Newsies (Spot Conlon), The Book of Mormon (L.A./ Chicago). Training: Pace University, The School at Steppenwolf. @jheimbrock

Stephen Hernandez

Ensemble; Partial Swing; Lover/Lion Puppet/Flathead/Chistery/Tin Man Double u/s

Honored to be joining the Wicked Family. Broadway:  Moulin Rouge! The Musical ,  Hello, Dolly!.  National Tours:  Hamilton ,  Newsies The Musical ,  We Will Rock You . Thank you to my family, Sofia at CESD, and my partner Reed for your endless love and support. @stevohernandez

Alison Jantzie

Ensemble; Witch's Mother

Broadway/New York: Gigi , Radio City Rockettes , Fiorello!  (City Center Encores!). National Tour: Wicked.  Select Regional: Anything Goes (Goodspeed) , Roman Holiday (Golden Gate Theatre).  I am beyond grateful for the fam, the Wolff Pack, this team, and Eric!  Thank you!

Jesse JP Johnson

Swing; Boq u/s

Boq in Wicked (Broadway and 1st nat’l tour), SpongeBob SquarePants (Broadway and Live on Stage!), Glory Days (Broadway), Grease (1st nat’l tour), Altar Boyz (Off-Broadway and 1st nat’l tour), Xanadu (Broadway), 9 to 5 (1st nat’l tour) and Oklahoma! (1st nat’l tour). jessejpjohnson.com

Zachary Daniel Jones

Zachary Daniel Jones is thrilled to be joining the Wicked family!  Broadway:  Cats (Mungojerrie), Beetlejuice .  Off-Broadway:  Black No More .  Regional:  The Muny, TUTS.  BFA:  The Boston Conservatory.  Love and thanks to the Wicked team, Craig, Telsey, CESD, Mom, Howard, Austin, Sean, and Jesse.  @aspiredance

Cajai Kennedy

Frozen  Broadway, The Met Gala 2021, High Button Shoes City Center Encores!. The Metropolitan Opera:  The Merry Widow , La Traviata , Aida , Adriana Lecouvreur  (Venus). The Houston Grand Opera: Carmen . The Lion King  1st National Tour. Knicks City Dancer ‘17-’18. IG: @cajmahal

Colby Q. Lindeman

Swing; Chistery u/s

Happy to be back at the Gershwin! Credits: The Cher Show ,  An American in Paris , Trip of Love , Standard Time at the Duke , Radio City Christmas Spectacular , Urban Cowboy , “Smash,” “Boardwalk Empire,” “Vinyl.” OCU. AEA. Thanks to The Telsey Office, MSA, and the Wicked team. Love!

Libby Lloyd

Ensemble; Witch’s Mother/Midwife u/s

Thrilled to join Wicked ! Original Nini in 1st National Tour of Moulin Rouge! , Diana OBC (u/s Diana), The Wrong Man (MCC). Regional: MTWichita, Tuacahn Amphitheater. TV: “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.” Gratitude to God, my fam, Telsey, and my love Dallas. @libby.lloyd

Yando Lopez

Broadway debut! Regional: Steppenwolf, Goodman, Paramount, Marriott, Drury Lane, Skylight, Porchlight. TV: “The Thing About Harry”. BA: Northwestern University. Thank you to Telsey, Wicked , DDO, my Chicago family, Los Lopez and Adrian. @yandolopez & yandolopez.com

Ensemble; Fiyero/Witches Father/Ozian Official u/s

Tours:  Wicked ,  Anastasia  (u/s Dmitry/Gleb),  Flashdance  (Andy, u/s Nick).  From the birthplace of Oz – Chittenango, NY.  BFA, Ithaca.  Love to Josh & family, The Mine, and the teachers that got me here.  “And the dreams that you dare to dream really do come true.”   www.ryanmacofficial.com   @thisisRyanMac

Chase Madigan

Chistery/Ensemble

West Side Story (Broadway), Wicked (national tour), Radio City Christmas Spectacular, The New York Spectacular, Rock the Ballet (international tour). It’s a dream come true to be joining Wicked on Broadway! Thanks Mom and Dad for all the love and support along the way!

Micaela Martinez

Swing; Nessarose/Midwife u/s

Incredibly grateful to be back on stage! Most recently touring the country with the national tour of Wicked . Others include first national tour of Sister Act (ensemble, u/s Mary Robert), The Addams Family (Wednesday), and Spring Awakening (Wendla).  @micccccmart

Hunter Mikles

National tour: Wicked, Dirty Dancing. International tour: An American in Paris. NYC: Dance Lab New York. Select regional: Pittsburgh CLO, Fulton Theatre. Point Park ’16. Endless gratitude to family, friends and LDC. @hunter_mikles

Dashi Mitchell

Dance Captain/Swing; Chistery u/s

Dashi Mitchell, an 11 year alumnus of Wicked , is excited to return back home to Wicked on Broadway. Recently finished two companies of Hamilton and West Side Story with Carnegie Hall. Grateful to be performing again!  @dashi1989

Alicia Newcom

Broadway debut ! National tours: Wicked, 42nd Street. NYC: Radio City Rockettes . BPA: Oklahoma City University. Thanks to Avalon Artists Group and the Wicked team. Endless love and gratitude to James and my incredible family, given and chosen! @alicia_newcom

Allsun O’Malley

Broadway debut! Regional: Chasing Rainbows (u/s Deanna Durbin, Paper Mill Playhouse), A Christmas Carol (Belle), Singin’ in the Rain (Kathy Selden), Newsies (Katherine). BFA, Penn State. Endless thanks to the Wicked team, Telsey, Avalon and my incredible friends and family. @allsunomalley

David Scott Purdy

Swing; Wizard/Dillamond/Witch’s Father/Ozian Official u/s

Broadway Debut! NYC:  Brigadoon  (Encores!)  A Christmas Story  (Madison Square Garden). Touring: Wicked,   A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder . TV: “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel,” “Law & Order: SVU.” Thanks to Kate, Jay, and Mom. @dav3purdy

Emily Rogers

Ensemble; Elphaba u/s

Broadway debut! National tour: If/Then . NYC: Jasper in Deadland, Unlock’d . Most recently: Sophie in Mamma Mia! (ACT of CT). Endless thanks to the Wicked team, Craig, Carson Adler and Taylor. For Mom and Dad. @e.e.rogers

Travis Taber

Broadway debut! First national tour: Priscilla Queen of the Desert . Broadway national tours: Mamma Mia! and Wicked . NY theatre: For Lovers Only . So much love and thanks to my family, Craig, Bernadette and the team at Telsey. @tgtaber

Michael Thatcher

Witch’s Father/ Ozian Official; Wizard/Dillamond u/s

Broadway:  The Play That Goes Wrong . Off-Broadway:  TPTGW ,  Julius Caesar  (NYSF). Tours:  TPTGW  (1st, 2nd National),  Guys & Dolls ,  A Christmas Story . TV: “Quantico.” West Chester University of PA. MFA University of Houston. @Thatched44

Jeremy Thompson

Jeremy Thompson is thrilled to be making his Broadway debut! Credits include Wicked  (national tour),  The Music Man  (Tommy Djilas),  Gypsy, South Pacific,  RhetOracle Dance Co., Tokyo Disney, and Disneyland. Huge thanks to The Telsey Office and Mom! @remy_dunham 

Christianne Tisdale

Ensemble/Midwife; Morrible u/s

Welcome back Broadway! Beauty and the Beast, Triumph of Love, Les Misérables, One Touch of Venus (West End), Sousatzka (Toronto). TV: “The Blacklist,” “30 Rock,” “Wallflowers,” “Ghost Lights: Reclaiming Theater in the Age of AIDS” (producer). IG @BaxAndTheCity

Nicky Venditti

Nicky is thrilled to be back in Oz! Broadway: Wicked . Off Broadway: Radio City Xmas Spectacular , Trip Of Love . Tours: Wicked , A Chorus Line , Contact , Swing . When not on stage, Nicky helps others thrive as a functional exercise and health coach. @nicky_venditti

Peyton Taylor Becker

PRODUCTION STAGE MANAGER

Broadway & Select Favorites: Six,   Boop,   The Prom, School of Rock, Something Rotten!  National Tours:  Mean Girls , LCT’s  The King and I, Dirty Dancing.  UNCSA. For my mom and her unwavering support. Grateful to my dads for watching over me. Students and early career Stage Managers, let’s connect @peytonbecker

Stephen Milosevich

STAGE MANAGER

Broadway: Beetlejuice; David Byrne’s American Utopia; Derren Brown: Secret; True West; Frozen; School of Rock – The Musical; Time and the Conways; Sunday in the Park with George; Something Rotten!; Long Day’s Journey Into Night; Fun Home ; Rocky. Love to Erin and his family.

Jonathan Bach

ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGER

Broadway: A Christmas Carol , Straight White men ; Off-Broadway: Love Life , Dragon Spring Phoenix Rise , A Parallelogram , Revolution in the Elbow… ; Love to Mom, Dad, Maya, Marybeth, Gregg, Lauren. To every mentor, thank you. UNCSA Alum.

Saori “Cel” Yokoo

Broadway: The Inheritance . Tour: On Your Feet! , Dirty Dancing , Bring It On: The Musical , 42nd Street . Selected others: Kennedy Center Honors, Phish NYE Gag at MSG. To my parents and the Wicked team, Arigatou Gozaimasu.

Stephen Schwartz

Music and Lyrics

Has contributed music and/or lyrics to  Godspell, Pippin, The Magic Show, The Baker’s Wife, Working  (which he adapted and directed),  Rags, Children of Eden  and the opera  Séance on a Wet Afternoon . For films, he collaborated with Alan Menken on the scores for Disney’s  Pocahontas, The Hunchback of Notre Dame  and  Enchanted  and wrote the songs for the DreamWorks animated feature  The Prince of Egypt . Mr. Schwartz is artistic director of the ASCAP Musical Theatre Workshops and serves on the Council of the Dramatists Guild. He is a member of the Theater Hall of Fame, the Songwriters Hall of Fame, and has been given a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Awards include three Academy Awards, four Grammy Awards, the Isabelle Stevenson Tony Award and a tiny handful of tennis trophies  Defying Gravity,  a book about his professional career, is available from Applause Books.

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Winnie Holzman

Received a Tony nomination and a Drama Desk Award for  Wicked . She created the memorable television drama “My So-Called Life” which starred Claire Danes. Holzman got her start writing for the acclaimed drama “thirtysomething” and later executive produced (again with Marshall Herskovitz and Edward Zwick) “Once and Again.” Other theatre work includes the musical  Birds of Paradise  (with composer David Evans) and a ten-minute play called  Post-Its: Notes on a Marriage  which she wrote with her husband, actor Paul Dooley. Features include  ‘Til There Was You.  Also an actress, Ms. Holzman appeared in  Jerry Maguire  and as Larry’s wife’s therapist on “Curb Your Enthusiasm.” Most recently she teamed with her daughter, Savannah Dooley, to write and produce the ABC Family series, “Huge.” She is a graduate of Princeton University, received an MFA from the NYU Musical Theatre Program and serves on the board of the Writers Guild Foundation.

Gregory Maguire

Author of Original Novel

Published a dozen novels for children before writing his first adult novel,  Wicked . A devotee of children’s fantasy, Maguire’s subsequent novels for adults are variations-on-a-theme:  Confessions of an Ugly Stepsister  considers Cinderella as a seventeenth-century maid from Haarlem;  Lost  evokes the ghost of Charles Dickens’s Scrooge; and  Mirror Mirror  features a High Renaissance Snow White daunted by the wickedest stepmother, Lucrezia Borgia. Maguire’s novel  Son of a Witch , a sequel to  Wicked , is followed by volume III of the Wicked Years,  A Lion Among Men , and concludes with the final novel in the Wicked Years,  Out of Oz . He lives in Massachusetts and Vermont with his husband, the painter Andy Newman, and their three children.

Joe Mantello

Broadway: Hillary and Clinton, The Boys in the Band, Three Tall Women (Tony nom.), Blackbird, The Humans, Airline Highway, The Last Ship, Casa Valentina, I’ll Eat You Last, The Other Place, Other Desert Cities, Pal Joey, 9 to 5, November, The Ritz, Laugh Whore, Three Days of Rain, The Odd Couple, Glengarry Glen Ross, Assassins (Tony Award), Take Me Out (Tony Award), Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune, Design for Living, Proposals, Love! Valour! Compassion! Off-Broadway: Dogfight, The Pride, A Man of No Importance, The Vagina Monologues, Corpus Christi. As an actor: The Glass Menagerie, The Normal Heart (Tony nom. and on HBO) and Angels in America (Tony nom.). Recipient of Outer Critics Circle, Drama Desk, Lucille Lortel, Helen Hayes, Clarence Derwent, Obie and Joe A. Callaway awards. He is a member of The Theater Hall of Fame.

Wayne Cilento

Musical Staging

Broadway:  Sweet Charity  (Tony nom.),  Aida, The Who’s Tommy  (Tony, Drama Desk, Astaire awards),  How to Succeed…  (Tony nom.),  Dream: The Johnny Mercer Musical (director/choreographer; Tony nom., Best Choreography),  Jerry’s Girls, Baby  (Tony nom.). West End:  The Who’s Tommy  (Olivier nom.). Other credits: Off-Broadway’s  A Hot Minute  and  Angry Housewives , national tour of  Spirit, …Forum  at La Jolla (San Diego Drama Critics and Drama-Logue awards). Performer credits:  A Chorus Line  (Mike, original cast),  The Act, Seesaw, Perfectly Frank, Irene, Big Deal, Rachel Lily Rosenblum and  Dancin’  (Tony nom.). He has done musical staging for Liza Minnelli, Barry Manilow, Chita Rivera, Billy Joel, Donna Summer and Pete Townshend.

Scenic Designer

Eugene is the production   designer of “Saturday Night Live,” “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” and “Late Night With Seth Meyers.” Other Broadway credits:  Bright Star, Ragtime, Show Boat  and  Sweeney Todd.  Film credits: Coppola’s  Hammett,  Huston’s  Mr. North, Malle’s  Vanya on 42nd Street  and Demme’s  A Master Builder . BFA: Art Institute of Chicago, Carnegie Mellon. MFA: Yale School of Drama. Three honorary PhDs. Awards: Tony, Drama Desk, Lucille Lortel, Emmy Awards; Elliot Norton Award for Sustained Excellence; Pell Award; DesignxRI Lifetime Achievement Award, New York Theater Hall of Fame. He lives in Providence, RI, with his wife, Brooke, where he is resident designer at Trinity Rep.

Susan Hilferty

Costume Designer

Has designed costumes and scenery for over 300 productions around the world. Her Broadway credits include Present Laughter, Spring Awakening, Lestat  and Into the Woods  (all Tony-nominated). Her many directorial collaborations include Athol Fugard, Joe Mantello, James Lapine, Michael Mayer, Robert Falls, Tony Kushner, JoAnne Akalaitis, Des McAnuff, Christopher Ashley, Yaël Farber, Rebecca Taichman and the late Garland Wright. In addition to her work in theatre, Susan has designed opera ( Rigoletto  and  La Traviata for the Met ), dance ( Love Stories  for Alvin Ailey), and live music events (Taylor Swift’s  Speak Now  world tour). Susan is chair of the design department at NYU Tisch School of the Arts. Her many accolades include Tony, Drama Desk and Outer Critics Circle awards for Wicked.

Kenneth Posner

Lighting Designer

Has more than 50 Broadway play and musical theatre credits. He designs extensively Off-Broadway, for resident theatres and touring productions throughout the United States as well as internationally. Selected Broadway credits: Beetlejuice, Mean Girls, War Paint, On Your Feet!, Disgraced, If/Then, Hairspray, Kinky Boots, Pippin, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Legally Blonde, The Coast of Utopia — Shipwrecked, Other Desert Cities, Harvey, The Best Man, The Merchant of Venice, The Royal Family, The Odd Couple, Glengarry Glen Ross, The Goat, Uncle Vanya, Side Man, The Little Foxes and The Rose Tattoo . He is the recipient of Tony, Drama Desk, Outer Critics Circle and Obie awards.

Sound Designer

Broadway: Come From Away (associate producer), Lysistrata Jones (associate producer as well as sound design); …Drood (Drama Desk Award); First Date (associate producer); Pal Joey; The Ritz; Laugh Whore; Man of La Mancha; Sweet Smell of Success; Copenhagen; Kiss Me, Kate; Footloose; The Lion King (Drama Desk Award); The Sound of Music; Steel Pier; Forum; The King and I; Moon Over Buffalo; Smokey Joe’s Cafe; Guys and Dolls; Five Guys Named Moe; She Loves Me; The Red Shoes; Anything Goes . London: Kiss Me, Kate; The Lion King; Smokey Joe’s Cafe; and Anything Goes . National and international: The Lion King, Les Misérables, Mozart, Der Gloeckner von Notre Dame . Tony is a graduate of Ithaca College’s Department of Theatre Arts. Thanks, Dick.

Elaine J. McCarthy

Projection Designer

Recent Broadway designs include  The People in the Picture, Impressionism, Thurgood, Spamalot, Assassins, Man of La Mancha, Into the Woods,  and  Judgment at Nuremberg . Opera designs include  Great Scott, Everest, Iolanta, Tristan and Isolde, Moby Dick  (Dallas Opera);  Dead Man Walking  (Houston Opera);  Mazeppa  (Metropolitan Opera);  War and Peace  (Kirov and Met Opera); Tan Dun’s  The Gate ; and Peter Sellar’s  The Peony Pavilion . Off-Broadway designs include  Frequency Hopping  (set and projection),  Embedded, The Stendhal Syndrome, Suitcase, Speaking in Tongues,  and  The Thing About Men.  Regional designs include  Distracted  (set and projection),  Limonade Tous les Jours, Fran’s Bed, Once in a Lifetime, Cobb,  and  Hair . She received an Eddy Award in 2003.

Hair and Wig Designer

Is head of the wig and makeup department at the Metropolitan Opera. He has designed wigs for more than 80 Broadway productions. Current and recent Broadway designs include  Wicked, Rock of Ages, How to Succeed…, The Addams Family, Annie, Act One, You Can’t Take It With You, The King and I, The Sound of Music  national tour,  Dames at Sea, Thérèse Raquin, Fiddler on the Roof  (current revival),  Bright Star  and  Long Day’s Journey Into Night .

Joe Dulude II

Makeup Designer

Broadway/West End: Wicked, Beautiful. Broadway: Beetlejuice, The Rose Tattoo, Torch Song, SpongeBob SquarePants, Summer, Sunday in the Park With George, Anastasia, Allegiance, If/Then, Follies, etc. Off-Broadway: Sweet Charity, Into the Woods, The Wild Party, Show Boat. Television: “Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert” (Emmy nomination), “The SpongeBob Musical: Live on Stage,” “Castle Rock.” Film: The Discovery, Central Intelligence, Ghostbusters. joe2design.com

Stephen Oremus

Music Supervision/Music Arrangements

  Broadway: Frozen ; Kinky Boots (Tony Award for Best Orchestrations; Grammy Award); The Book of Mormon (Tony and Drama Desk Awards for Best Orchestrations; Grammy Award); 9 to 5: The Musical ; All Shook Up , Avenue Q and Wicked . Off-Broadway: tick, tick…BOOM!; The Wild Party.  Vocal arranger and conductor for the Disney films Frozen   and Frozen 2 ; String arrangements/conductor for several of Lady Gaga ’s television and film appearances, including “I’ll Never Love Again” from A Star Is Born . Music director/conductor for Rufus Wainwright ’s concerts Rufus Does Judy and House of Rufus. TV credits include: music director of the 2015 Oscars, “The Wiz Live!” (NBC) and “Rent Live!” (FOX).

William David Brohn

Orchestrations

Received the 1998 Tony Award for Best Orchestrations for  Ragtime . Other credits include  Half a Sixpence  (Chichester Festival Theatre);  Mary Poppins, Curtains, Miss Saigon, The Secret Garden, Show Boat, Crazy for You, Carousel, Sweet Smell of Success, Oklahoma!  (B’way);  Mary Poppins, Oliver!, The Witches of Eastwick, My Fair Lady  and  South Pacific  (London). He has provided arrangements for Marilyn Horne, James Galway, Placido Domingo and  West Side Story Suite for Violin and Orchestra .

Alex Lacamoire

Music Arrangements

Is a four-time Grammy, three-time Tony, and Emmy winner for his work on Dear  Evan Hansen ,  Hamilton ,  In The Heights , and FX’s mini-series “Fosse/Verdon.”  His credits as music director, arranger, and/or orchestrator include:  Message in a Bottle  (London),  The Wrong Man  (Off-Broadway),  Annie  (2011 Broadway Revival),  Bring It On ,  The People in the Picture ,  9 to 5  (Drama Desk and Grammy noms),  Legally Blonde ,  High Fidelity ,  Wicked ,  Bat Boy , and  Godspell  (2001 National Tour). Film/television credits FX’s “Fosse” (supervising music producer), The Greatest Showman (executive music producer), Incredibles 2 (arranger/orchestrator), “Sesame Street” (Emmy-nominated composer) and WB’s In The Heights (executive music producer).

The Telsey Office

With offices in both New York and Los Angeles, The Telsey Office casts for theatre, film, television and commercials. The Telsey Office is dedicated to creating safe, equitable and anti-racist spaces through collaboration, artistry, heart, accountability and advocacy.

Olivia Valli

Olivia is thrilled to be return­ing to Oz as Elphaba after u/s the role from 2016– 2019. She had the honor of embodying her own grandmother, the OG Jersey Girl, Mary Delgado, in Jersey Boys where she made her Off-Broadway debut. Most recently, Olivia originated Vivian Ward on the Pretty Woman first national tour. She thanks LG man­agement, the entire team at Wicked , Craig Burns and Telsey, her friends and family who travel near and far to support her, and most importantly her mom, her brother, and her little dog Sienna too. Everything she does is for them. @oliviafvalli .

Celia Hottenstein

Celia couldn’t be happier to be stepping into the bubble full time! Broadway: Wicked (Ensemble, u/s Glinda and Nessarose). National tour: The Phantom of the Opera (Christine Daaé alternate). Off-Broadway: Desperate Measures . B.F.A., The Boston Conservatory. Thanks to Craig, The Telsey Office and the Wicked team, especially Dan, Lisa and Marcia, for believing in me. Endless love and grat­itude to Mom, Dad, Booey, and my fiancé, Travis. @celiahottenstein

Tom McGowan

Broadway: Wicked, Kiss Me, Kate, She Loves Me, Casa Valentina, Chicago, Ivanov, La Bete (Tony and Drama Desk noms.). Off-Broadway: The Food Chain (Obie). West End: Wicked. Television: Uncle Jax on “The Good Fight,” Kenny on “Frasier,” Bernie on “Everybody Loves Raymond,” “Veep,” “Modern Family,” “CSI,” “ER,” “Curb Your Enthusiasm.” Film: Freeheld, The Birdcage, Heavyweights, Ghost World, Bad Santa, As Good As It Gets, Bean, Family Man. M.F.A., Yale. B.F.A., Hofstra. Thanks to daughter, Mary, for introducing him to Wicked when she and her best friend, Sara, spent the entire summer of ’04 playing Glinda and Elphaba in the backyard.

Kathy Fitzgerald

Broadway: Wicked (Madame Morrible) has performed over 2,000 performances, and the national tour. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory  (Mrs. Gloop), The Producers  (Shirley Markowitz), Swinging on a Star (Drama Desk nom), 9 to 5 (Roz, Outer Critics nom). Off-Broadway: Damn Yankees , Encores , Disaster! , Donnybrook . Regional: The Muny, McCarter, Goodspeed Opera House. TV/film: ”Smash,” “Mercy,” ”One Life to Live,” ”Curb Your Enthusiasm,” The Next Three Days , Our Idiot Brother and The Producers . Recent credits include Clue (Cleveland Playhouse) and “Indoor Boys” (2020 Indie Award nom).

James D. Gish

Broadway: Fiyero ( Wicked).  New York City Center  Encores! : Fabrizio ( The Light in the Piazza ). Off-Broadway: Mickey Rose ( The Jerusalem Syndrome,  York Theatre OOBC). National Tours: Gerry Goffin ( Beautiful ), Feuilly ( Les Miserables ). Recent Regional: Jervis ( Daddy Long Legs , Phoenix Theatre Co.), Tony ( West Side Story ), Jack Kelly ( Newsies ), and Toxic Avenger ( The Toxic Avenger ). Toured with solo album  So In Love  (#6 on iTunes Classical Chart, 2017), produced by DW Music at Warner Brothers, Nashville. Socials: @jamesdgish ;  www.jamesdgish.com

Boise Holmes

Boise is an LA actor, singer, writer, VO artist and licensed min­ister. Broadway/National Tour: Tonton in Once on This Island , Mufasa in Disney’s The Lion King (Germany). Regional: Isaac Hayes in SOUL: The Stax Musical , LA Philharmonic, Othello in Othello , Macbeth in Macbeth . Boise can be seen and heard on TV/Radio as Exxon/Mobil’s new national spokesper­son “Mr. Supremium.” Some TV credits include “NCIS,” “Law & Order,” “Chicago Fire,” “Grey’s Anatomy” and “Blackish.” Numerous VO’s, NAACP/Ovation Award Winner. Endless love to God, wife and their three children. Boise’s happy to join this superbly talented company of Wicked . He thanks his manager Nyle Brenner and Telsey Casting.   @boiseholmes . boiseholmes.com .

Tara Kostmayer

Tara is incredibly honored to join the company of Wicked and step into a dream role of hers! Off-Broadway: A Chorus Line (NYCC Encores!). National Tour: Disney’s Aladdin . Regional: Chicago (The MUNY), Pride and Prejudice (TheatreWorks Silicon Valley), Ojo (La Jolla Playhouse) and Disney Cruise Line. B.S. UC San Diego. Gratitude to family, Leo, FSE, The Telsey Office, and the entire Wicked team! Mark 9:23 @tarakostmayer 

Kyle McArthur

Kyle is thrilled to be joining his first National Tour. He originated the role of Simon in the off-Broadway musical Superhero  at Second Stage and the Eugene O’Neill Theater Center. TV credits include Showtime’s “Penny Dreadful: City of Angels” as Brian Koenig and HBO’s “The Deuce.” BA Hunter College. Thanks to the Wicked team, Telsey, A3 Artists Agency, and Terrific Talent. @kylemcarthur_

Laurel Harris

Laurel is thrilled to rejoin Munchkinland since playing Elphaba full-time 10 years ago on this very tour! She’s since been the Elphaba standby in Wicked Broadway. Other Broadway credits: Jagged Little Pill , Beautiful , Evita , In Transit .  Regional: Baker’s Wife ( Into the Woods ). Many thanks to Lisa, Craig, DGRW, Rob, mom, dad & all the babysitters making it possible for mama to be back doing what she loves. For Elliot. @laurelnyc   Coaching/concerts/classes: laurelharrisnyc.com

Joe Beauregard

Broadway: Moulin Rouge! The Musical (Swing), Disney’s Frozen (Ensemble). First national tour: Kinky Boots (Angel/Asst. Dance Captain). Additional favorites: The Who’s Tommy (DCPA), My One and Only (Roundabout). Multiple TV, film and music video productions. “Thank you to TPG! Love to Diane and Drew.” @josephbeauseph

Jennifer Mariela Bermeo

Jennifer’s resume spans film, television, music and theater. A first-generation Ecuadorian from N.J., she most recently toured with The Weeknd. Jennifer’s thrilled to join Wicked. “Live your dreams.” jennifermarielabermeo.com. @ jennifermariela .

Remmie Bourgeois

National Tour: Hamilton (Chicago: George Eacker/Ensemble & LA: Swing). Regional: In The Heights (Ensemble & D/C), Ragtime , Damn Yankees , Tarzan , Dreamgirls . “Thanks Mom & Dad for the support & love.” @ iam_boogwah

Anthony Lee Bryant

Swing, Chistery U/S

Excited to join the Wicked family! Credits: The Lion King , Cathy Rigby is Peter Pan , LA Dance Project, Jacob Jonas The Company. UNCSA Alum, Juilliard BFA. Thanks and love to Mom, Pam, Ed and family!

Ensemble, Boq U/S

National Tour: Hello, Dolly! (Barnaby), Jersey Boys (Joe Pesci, u/s Frankie Valli), Peter Pan 360 (Michael). “Thanks to Telsey and the Wicked Team, The Hybrid Agency, and Laura. Endless gratitude for Mom, Dad, and Tina.” @sean_burns_actor

Jōvan Dansberry

Excited to join the Wicked family! Broadway: Bob Fosse’s Dancin’ , King Kong . Theater: The Metropolitan Opera, Roundabout Theatre and New York City Center. TV/live performance: “SNL,” “The Tonight Show,” “The Tony Awards,” “Pose.” @jovan_dansberry

Matt Densky

NYC:  How the Grinch…  (Young Max u/s, MSG),  Kris Kringle  (Sky, Town Hall). Regional:  The Little Mermaid, Rock of Ages, Fully Committed, SantaLand Diaries. B.F.A.—CCM. Thanks to Cooper Company/MSA. Love to Mom, Dad and Chris. MattDensky.com

Jenny Florkowski

Swing; Nessarose U/S

Broadway: Wicked . National Tours: Wicked (Nessarose), White Christmas , 42 nd Street , Cats . Jenny has also performed at numerous regional theatres around the country. Thanks to my family and BWA! Instagram: @jennyflorkowski

KC Fredericks

is ecstatic to return to Oz! National tours: Wicked , Disney’s The Little Mermaid , Cats . World premiere: Tuck Everlasting . RhetOracle Dance Co., Odyssey Dance Theatre. TV/Film: “Smash,” Disney’s High School Musical 3 . Love to daughter, Charlotte. For Agustin. @kcfredericks

Kayla Goldsberry

Witch's Mother; Ensemble

Beyond excited and blessed to make my Broadway Tour debut with Wicked ! BFA from USC Kaufman School of Dance, my work spans concert, commercial, and theater spaces. So much love to my family, mentors, and team.  @kaylagoldsberry , kaylagoldsberry.com

Rose Iannaccone

Rose Iannaccone is wicked excited to be in this company! Favorite credits: Cats First National Tour (Rumpleteazer). Regional: Broadway Sacramento, Ogunquit Playhouse, Arts Center of Coastal Carolina, Gateway Playhouse. IAMT ’18. “Thanks mom!” @riannaccone98

Kelsey Kaufman

Broadway debut! Wicked (national tour), An American in Paris (u/s Lise, Cape Playhouse), A Chorus Line (Maggie). BFA from Pace University. Endless thanks to her mentors, MSA, Telsey, the Wicked team and her wonderful family and friends. @ kelseykaufman_

David Kaverman

Swing, Witch's Father/Ozian Official/The Wizard/Doctor Dillamond U/S

National tours: Miss Saigon , Motown: The Musical (Smokey Robinson). Training: Otterbein University BM and Manhattan School of Music MM. Thankful for his SuperMama, The Mine, the Wicked team and The Telsey Office. @deighvidk

Kelly Lafarga

Dance Captain, Swing

Feels honored to join  Wicked . Film:  Step Up 2: The Streets, Step Up 3D.  TV: “Glee,” “Bones,” “How I Met Your Mother,” “DWTS.” Tours: Eve, Donnie Klang. Marymount Manhattan College. Thanks Mom, Nin and Sasha for your endless love and support. Dad, I love and miss you always.

Marina Lazzaretto

Thrilled to be back with the Wicked  Family! Broadway:  An American In Paris ,  West Side Story . First National Tours:  Cats ,  An American In Paris ,  Wicked ,  Come Fly Away . Television: “Schmigadoon,” “Fosse/Verdon,” “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel,” “SNL.” Representation: The Hybrid Agency @ marinalazz

Lauren Leach

Dream come true to join the  Wicked  family!  Film: Steven Spielberg’s  West Side Story . “Thank you Telsey/ Wicked  Team and MSA. Much love for my friends and family. Couldn’t do this without them.” @laurenleachy

Colin LeMoine

Ensemble, U/S Fiyero

National Tour: Hadestown (u/s Orpheus), Hello, Dolly! (Ambrose Kemper), NY: Pirates of Penzance Concert (Roundabout) Regional: Flat Rock, Jacob’s Pillow, MT Wichita. BFA MT IU Bloomington. “Thanks to my parents, Wicked , Telsey and Terrific Talent.” @colin_lemoine

Adelina Mitchell

Ensemble, U/S Elphaba

National Tour debut in the first Broadway show she ever saw! Regional: The Music Man (Marian in ASL production), World Premiere of A.D. 16 (Ruth), Signature Theatre, The Muny! Grateful for the Wicked Team, Telsey, DGRW & her incredible support system!  www.adelinamitchell.com | @ adelinamitchell_

Madison Claire Parks

Ensemble, Glinda U/S

Wicked debut! Off-Broadway: The Fantasticks (Luisa), The Baker’s Wife (Genevieve). Regional: The Light in the Piazza (Clara), 9 to 5 (Doralee). “Thank you Professional Artists and Telsey/ Wicked team. For Mom and Dad.” madisonclaireparks.com

Jackie Raye

Ensemble, Glinda, Nessarose U/S

Proud member of the Wicked Tour for over three years. Georgia native. Theatre: A Chorus Line (Maggie), Anything Goes (Hope), Oklahoma! (Laurey). TV: “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.” BFA in Musical Theatre from TCU. Grateful to the Telsey office/ Wicked Team, her friends, family and mentors. @jackieraye_

Kat Rodriguez

Ensemble, Madame Morrible U/S

Kat is grateful to be making her professional debut in Wicked . Big love to her moms, The Mine, LINK and her first Elphaba for inspiring the dream. katrodriguez.com

Lauren Sambataro

Swing, Witch's Mother/Midwife u/s

Lauren is thrilled to be back in Oz! Broadway: Wicked , Mamma Mia! (DC/Swing). National Tours: Wicked , Movin’ Out , Evita . Regional: In the Heights , West Side Story , Radio City Christmas Spectacular! BFA Fordham/Ailey. “All my love & gratitude to my infinite support system: Jeremy, Mom, Dad, R&R!” @lauren_sambataro

Anthony Santos

Born in New York City. Fresh out of college, Anthony was a company artist with Dance Theatre of Harlem and guest artist with New York City Ballet, Miami City Ballet, Houston Ballet and Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre. On tour for a year with the Philip company of Hamilton .

Derek Schiesel

National Tour Debut. Thrilled to be in Oz! Minnesota Native. Credits: Mariah Carey, Christina Aguilera, The Weeknd, Jason Mraz, VMA’s, LA Philharmonic Orchestra, “Dear White People,” “Jane the Virgin.” @DerekSchiesel

Wayne Schroder

Witch's Father/Ozian Official, The Wizard/Doctor Dillamond U/S

Broadway:  9 to 5 ,  A Christmas Carol .  Tours:  9 to 5 .  Off-Broadway:  Prince and the Pauper ,  Mimi le Duck .  Film:   The Producers the Musical ,  Brando ,  Welcome Home .  Television: “Guiding Light,” “All My Children.”  Concert:  Kristina  at Carnegie Hall and Royal Albert Hall in London.

Tregoney Shepherd

Midwife/Ensemble; Morrible U/S

Tregoney Shepherd began her career at age 5 in the dual roles of “Gertrude Guzzletop” (the Tooth Fairy) and as the back end of a cow. Broadway/National Tours: Bad Cinderella ,  Les Miserables ,  Wicked ,  The Phantom of the Opera ,  Mary Poppins .

Brett Stoelker

Ensemble, U/S Fiyero, Witch's Father, Ozian Official

National tour: Pretty Woman , Les Misérables , Rock of Ages (Stacee Jaxx), Joseph…Dreamcoat . Select regional: Jesus Christ Superstar (Jesus), Next to Normal (Gabe). Thankful for Jillian, Mom and Dad, DGRW and Craig/The Telsey Office. IG @brettstoelker .

Dance Captain, Swing, Chistery U/S

Is very grateful to be back with the Munchkinland family! Credits: Cirque du Soleil, “SYTYCD,” Lady Gaga, Britney Spears, Florence + the Machine, Ke$ha, Kelly Clarkson, “American Music Awards,” “Video Music Awards,” “Billboard Awards,” “DWTS,” “American Idol,” San Francisco Ballet.

Mitchell Tobin

Mitch is thrilled to be joining Oz and would like to thank MSA agency and Telsey for making their dream a reality. Broadway: The Music Man Original Broadway cast, West End/Tour: Billy in Billy Elliot: The Musical . @mitchtobin0407 mitchelltobin.net

Dance Captain, Swing, Chistery u/s

Justin Wirick

  Joined Jan. 2010. 3,000+ performances. 20 Green Girls. Denizen of Pittsburgh, PA. • Travel Enthusiast: 8+ Years of Touring, 50 States, 8 Provinces, 15 Countries • Passions/Hobbies:  Wicked , Gymnastics, Figure Skating, Fundraising, Event Coordinating, Photography, Motivational Speaking. “Success is where preparation and opportunity meet.” Follow my adventures on IG  @justinwirick88

Evan Ensign

Production Stage Manager

Broadway & Tour: Annie Get Your Gun , Chicago , Rent , Avenue Q , Exit The King , The Phantom of the Opera , Les Misérables among others. He’s also been director/associate director on a number of shows around the world primarily in London and New York.

Michelle Dunn

Stage Manager

Broadway: Disney’s The Lion King . Tours: Mean Girls , Miss Saigon , The Phantom of the Opera , Disney’s The Lion King . Other: Houston Ballet. “Thank you to my family for your never ending love and support. For Dad.”

Joseph Heaton

Assistant Stage Manager

Broadway: A Bronx Tale : The Musical, Miss Saigon, Fully Committed , Machinal ; Tours: Les Misérables . All my thanks to EE, BJ, & OB! IG: @touringstagemanager TikTok: @touringstagemgr

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