Broadway Hit “Wicked” Sweeps Across America

Ever wonder what lay behind the scenes and how Glinda the Good got her title or how the Wicked Witch of the West became so wicked? If you have, then Wicked is the show for you. Don’t live in New York City? Don’t worry: Wicked is sweeping across America during the next couple of years. You can catch the show somewhere nearby.

Still Popular After All These Years

Opening in October 2003, the script of Wicked was unique and enchanting. After more than seven years it is still lauded as one of the best plays on Broadway. With over 35 major awards, including a Grammy and three Tonys it is no surprise that the show is one of the longest running around. True fans have seen the musical through several casts, and the story about Elphaba and Glinda still tugs at their heartstrings.

Set long before a Kansas girl is whirled over the rainbow, the show delves into the history of two good friends - one misunderstood and the other ambitious. As is case in real life, things are not always as simple as they appear.

A City Near You?

The tour is scheduled to make stops at more than 20 cities in the United States and Canada. Chances are you will find a city that is within driving distance, even if the show doesn’t stop directly in your home town. The tour started out in Albuquerque, NM in January 2011 and continues through October 2012, ending the run in Las Vegas. Take a look at Wicked’s official website to find specific dates and locations.

Get Your Tickets and More

Of course, when such a big hit goes on the road, demand for tickets is high. Add to that the fact that the show won’t get to every large city and a package just makes good sense. Select premium seats at any venue or go behind the Emerald Curtain in New York and experience the show at its best. Check online to find the best seats at the best prices.

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