Starring Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande as Elphaba and Glinda, respectively ... are only referenced at the beginning of "What Is This Feeling?" 9.Elphaba and Nessa's father is only seen at ...

Fans of Wicked are curious to know about its ending. Many are wondering what happened to Glinda and Elphaba at the end of Part One. It also explains why Elphaba refused the wizard‘s offer.

Fiyero, the young prince from out of town, is immediately swept up by Glinda, the pinnacle of beauty and celebrity in Oz. But as time goes on, Elphaba and Fiyero’s connection grows. At first ...

Paul Tazewell tells IndieWire about his costume design shape language for Elphaba and Glinda: spiraling mushrooms ... was a translucent quality that would feel lighter than air,” he explained.

Glinda Upland, better known as Glinda the Good, is the deuteragonist in the Broadway musical, and later film adaptation, Wicked. She is one of the two female leads in the musical that focuses on her ...

Mary Kate Morrisey (Elphaba) and Alexandra Socha (Glinda) will play their final performances on Sunday, March 2. Additional new principal casting will be announced in the coming weeks.

For the pink ball gown Glinda wears during the opening musical sequence, Tazewell designed the silk organza into Fibonacci spiral shapes. “What I was looking for in that dress was a translucent ...

Wicked brings a fresh perspective on the classic story of The Wizard of Oz. The film revolves around two witches of Oz, Elphaba and Glinda, and their friendship. The cast of the film includes Cynthia ...

DANCING On Ice host Holly Willoughby has sent fans wild with her outfit choice for tonight’s show, with fans now rushing to ...

Wicked director Jon M Chu has explained why he decided to cut an emotional scene between Elphaba and Glinda. In the scene, Glinda brings up Elphaba and Fiyero's (Jonathan Bailey) escape with the ...

Austen Danielle Bonner as Glinda and Lauren-Samuels as Elphaba. (Photo ... pieces and making use of modern technology without it feeling overly digital. There were so many little details ...