One Wicked Weekend
Aug. 21st, 2005 06:30 pmSo here it is, folks: the promised review.
I started writing when I sat down inside the theatre but before the play started (since I couldn't take pictures), and I finished up with the last scene while I was driving home in the car today.
It's long.
So for people who don't want my opinion on every little detail, here's the short version:
It was amazing!
The cast we saw was as follows:
Elphaba........................Jenna Leigh Green (the understudy for the role; she's usually Nessa)
G(a)linda......................Kendra Kassebaum
Fiyero..........................Derrick Williams
Boq.............................Logan Lipton
Nessarose....................
Madame Morrible........Carol Kane
The Wizard..................David Garrison
Dr. Dillamond..............Timothy Britten Parker
They all performed really well; I couldn't tell that Jenna Leigh Green was the understudy. (Though I did get a kick out of her last name: Green plays Broadway's most famous green girl!) We saw the matinee, and didn't have time to stay after for cast autographs, but I do have a sad picture of the closed stage door...
Needless to say I enjoyed myself very much. However, if you want to know more than that, you can always read...
( ...THE LONG REVIEW. )
I started writing when I sat down inside the theatre but before the play started (since I couldn't take pictures), and I finished up with the last scene while I was driving home in the car today.
It's long.
So for people who don't want my opinion on every little detail, here's the short version:
It was amazing!
The cast we saw was as follows:
Elphaba........................Jenna Leigh Green (the understudy for the role; she's usually Nessa)
G(a)linda......................Kendra Kassebaum
Fiyero..........................Derrick Williams
Boq.............................Logan Lipton
Nessarose....................
Madame Morrible........Carol Kane
The Wizard..................David Garrison
Dr. Dillamond..............Timothy Britten Parker
They all performed really well; I couldn't tell that Jenna Leigh Green was the understudy. (Though I did get a kick out of her last name: Green plays Broadway's most famous green girl!) We saw the matinee, and didn't have time to stay after for cast autographs, but I do have a sad picture of the closed stage door...
Needless to say I enjoyed myself very much. However, if you want to know more than that, you can always read...
( ...THE LONG REVIEW. )