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Wicked tickets - Wicked Tickets Still Hard to Find On Broadway and London

January 5th, 2007 Posted by: Haronandez

Wicked Tickets are still some of the hardest items to get a hold in the Theatre world. After the ever popular show opened in 2004, People have been flying to New York and local theatres to see this show that truly puts a new spin to a classic tale.

Wicked is the story of Elphiba, a young woman that stands out from others in many ways.  Her appearance truly stops you, as you see a woman, unsure, shy, but most of all…GREEN! In her young life, she finds herself going to school in OZ.  There, she would learn what she is called to do and be, and learns of the power within her. She would meet the Wizard, and begin her journey.  Elphiba finds herself sharing a room with Galinda, the popular, pretty girl on campus. This story takes off in a humorous, fun and then tragic plot, with us learning how Elphiba becomes one of the most hated “bad guys” in history; the Wicked Witch of the West.

This great theatre show brings amazing music, dancing, writing and designing that will truly keep the entire family captivated. Wicked still performs on a normal basis on Broadway, and is also traveling nationwide.  Wicked opened a show in London last year, with the 2004 Tony Award winner Idina Menzel playing her role as Elphiba, creating quite a buzz and pupularity throughout England. Now the show is doing well in competing with shows like Chicago, Phantom of the Opera and the English favorite Spamalot.

If you are a theatre enthusiast, or just want to see a good show, take the opportunity to see Wicked. Get tickets as early as possible to ensure great seats.  As always, try going to Ticketmaster.com to get tickets, or try going to the official Wicked website or the theatre venue itself. If you are having a hard time finding tickets, or want to get premium seating, try going to Tickco.com to see what is available.

Don’t miss out on a chance to see one of the greatest shows to hit the stage, Wicked.

See ya next show,

Haronandez

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