Wicked at Gershwin Theatre

Wicked Tickets

Gershwin Theatre | New York, New York

Wicked

The composer and lyricist who created the musical’s songs is multi-Grammy and Academy Award-winner Stephen Schwartz. He was also the person behind the earworms in Disney’s Pocahontas, The Hunchback of Notre Dame and The Prince of Egypt. While the dramatic ‘Defying Gravity’ is the most famous song in WICKED the musical, the song that touched us the most was Elphaba’s emotional rendition of ‘No Good Deed’. It springs from her distress and rage at how her efforts to do the right thing keep being thwarted, a feeling that many children can surely identify with. And once your kids have heard it, Glinda’s cheery ‘Popular’ may well overtake ‘Let It Go’ from Disney’s Frozen as the song of the season. So bring the family and come and see some incredible music at the Gershwin Theatre in New York.

Come and see how it all began in the Land of Oz, for things are not as it seems. Tickets are available now for Wicked! Only at the fabulous Gershwin Theatre in the city of New York on the Friday 22nd December 2023. Time magazine said about Wicked! “If every musical had the brains, heart & courage of Wicked Broadway really would be a magical place.” A magical story of friendship, love, and treachery. Young Elphaba, cheated by the fraud of a wizard, and compelled to run from the city, a pariah and branded the Wicked Witch of the West she must now defend herself against her old friend Glinda the Good Witch the Defender of Oz. With both witches pitted against each other, and both witches ironically in love with the same man, the Winkle Prince Fiyero Tigelaar, this is going to be a sensational story. Book your tickets now for Wicked! Find out precisely where the Tin-man, the Scarecrow and the not so plucky Lion came from and discover why that whirlwind just suddenly appeared in Kansas carrying poor Dorothy away to the magnificent Land of Oz, Only at the spectacular Gershwin Theatre in the city of New York on the Friday 22nd December 2023.

Wicked at Gershwin Theatre


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