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WICKED is a Tony-winning sensation that has been defying gravity and delighting Broadway audiences since 2003. With music and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz and a book by Winnie Holzman, the fantastical prequel to The Wizard of Oz was nominated for 10 Tony Awards after it opened at the Gershwin Theatre in New York City, and won three, including Best Actress for Idina Menzel, who played the original Elphaba. The musical’s first national tour opened in 2005 and ever since, WICKED’s touring production has criss-crossed North America offering theatergoers one short day in the Emerald City filled with magic, music and the ”untold true story of the Witches of Oz.” The second national tour — known as the “Munchkinland Tour” — has been an open-ended production since 2009 and now stars Olivia Valli as Elphaba and Celia Hottenstein as Glinda.
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WICKED is currently on tour through August 2024, making stops at major cities across the U.S. Individual and group tickets for the show are available through Ticketmaster.com.
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Group bookings to see WICKED require a minimum purchase of 15 tickets. Group prices vary by performance, seating and military/student rates. Tickets for groups can be viewed here.
The recommended age for children to see WICKED is eight and up. However, rules for minimum age may vary by theater, so be sure to check for details and information about kids under eight at each specific venue. Children under five will not be admitted.
The current cast of WICKED’s North American tour includes Olivia Valli as Elphaba, Celia Hottenstein as Glinda, Timothy Shew as The Wizard, Christian Thompson as Fiyero, Tara Kostmayer as Nessarose, Kyle McArthur as Boq, Kathy Fitzgerald as Madame Morrible and Boise Holmes as Doctor Dillamond.
WICKED’s North American tour will stop in the following cities:
This performance of Wicked was outstanding. Best production for San Jose. Wish we could give an award to the two main stars...Glinda and Elphaba. The two were amazing. San Jose, please bring this show back.
Best.show.ever. Wonderful singing. Great costuming and stagecraft. impeccable acting. go see it. You'll be glad you did.
This is my second time to watch it and it's still as awesome as ever!
ABSOLUTELY FABULOUS!!! If you can only see one show, make sure it is this one.
Excellent acting, wonderful sets, and incredible voices. The music and singing was wonderful. Everyone in the show was marvelous. The sound was wonderful. Occasionally words to songs were not clear to us seniors. Everyone, however, did a great job.
Outstanding production. The leading ladies were excellent. The supporting cast was very talented and professional. Strongly recommended!!
We had extremely high expectations of the show based on reviews by people we know and trust, but the play shattered the ceiling with their superb performance! Simply said-- AMAZING!!!
Great effects, acting and music. There is a real orchestra that plays with the great actors. Story is interesting but predictable at times.
An awesome musical!! I finally get to see it and its worth watching!!
Witty, sometimes hilarious w/outstanding touring cast.
The show was excellent, but the venue was terrible. They didn't have enough womens' restrooms available and so many people missed the beginning of the second half because they were waiting in line. Not acceptable.
We all loved the theatrical production and singing...would have been 5 stars, but I'm not a fan of contemporary humor mixed in.
My twin 10-year-old daughters and I have been singing bits and pieces of "Popular" as we practice the ever so alluring hair toss, (instructed by Glinda) since we saw the show. I heard so much about Wicked when it was in San Francisco and couldn't wait for it to return. And now, I can't wait for it to come back yet again. We have been telling all of our friends to see it.
Great broadway show. Excellent production. Sound projection from certain characters was somewhat weak, especially for a broadway show. If you like broadway musicals, this is a classic that must be seen sometime. San Jose Center for Performing Arts: Seating was awkward. Had to see the stage between the two people sitting in front of you.
Wicked was just OK. I was kind of bored at the beginning. The book was better.
The touring cast of Wicked was darn near flawless. The acting was superb and the singing was amazing. I saw the show twice and I would go see it again if it were not leaving the Bay Area this weekend.
I had a friend Rod recommend this show to me. It is by far the best play I have ever seen. The San Jose Performing Arts Center was fantastic. The stage had a lot of little perfect props and trap doors. The performers were outstanding. The music and vocals were perfect.
Always a pleasing show. This ensemble was great. Wicked never disappoints. I would enjoy watching it again today!
I wasn't expecting much from a traveling 'Broadway' show but "Wicked" managed to change my mind and then some. I was enthralled from the beginning to the end. It is a Disneyfied version of the "Wizard of Oz" story but it is fun nevertheless. The music is good and the actors definitely stage worthy.
The production of Wicked had wonderful costumes, engaging performers and of course, great music.
