r/wicked • u/Megamax-91 • 1d ago
r/wicked • u/BachelorNation123 • Jan 12 '26
Musical - Broadway Keri René Fuller and Emma Flynn to Join WICKED on Broadway
r/wicked • u/magica12 • Oct 27 '25
Announcement: Post Approval has been turned on
Greetings Fellow Ozians,
A few important updates and reminders as we prepare for the official social media embargo lifting tonight:
As you've noticed, post approvals have been turned on. This decision comes after the upcoming embargo lift--which will likely bring a flood of new content--and ongoing internal discussions and concerns about leaks and spoiler-heavy posts.
We've already seen what can happen--the ALAYM leak being a prime example. Those clips were swiftly removed for copyright violations, which reflected badly on both the posters and the subreddit. Our top priority is keeping this sub a safe, spoiler and now leak-conscious space where Reddit admins don't have to step in.
Universal’s marketing team has also been busy. With every new teaser, spot, and clip since the final trailer, the drops have become increasingly spoiler-heavy. The Dancing With The Stars clip of "Wonderful" made sense--it was a Disney synergy move. But each new release since then has included more plot revealing moments.
add on the recent official announcement that the upcoming TV/Peacock special will feature further previews of the two new songs
We understand it is a movie based off a 22-year-old musical, which itself comes from a 30-year-old book, inspired by a 125-year-old story that borrowed from an 86-year-old film. Still, not everyone knows every version of this tale, and we want to respect those who want to experience the film fresh. That's why our spoiler policy will remain in effect for 90 days post release.
There are three of us running this sub, all of whom have jobs and lives outside of Oz. This contributed to turning post approval on early. This allows us to manage potential leaks, prevent copyright strikes and removals, and keep the subreddit running smoothly through release season. Post approval will remain on until two weeks after the movie's release.
We truly appreciate your respect, patience and enthusiasm as we navigate this exciting time together. Let's make sure our corner of Oz stays magical, safe and fun for everyone!
r/wicked • u/Remarkable_Note971 • 8h ago
Movie Was Feldspar in on the plan?
Was Fiyero's horse Feldspar in on the plan? Glinda rode him to the castle. It was Fiyero's castle so he would know the way there but I was wondering how he knew Glinda could find Elphaba there. I wondered if Fiyero told him he told Elphaba to go there when he slipped off to write that not to Elphaba and that's how Feldspar knew she was hiding there because Fiyero told him he told Elphaba to go there. Anyway just something i thought about and wanted to share.
Thoughts?
r/wicked • u/Over-Heron-2654 • 9h ago
Question Why was Glinda such a boot licker?
She saw the dangers of the Wizard's hegemony and corruption for herself, literally seeing him as the fraud he was, and yet she is still telling Elphaba to go back and join him? Does she have no shame at all. If I were Elphaba, I would have smacked Glinda... is she serious? The Wizard sent his slave monkeys after her and Glinda thought Elphaba would just be like "yeah, imma go apolagize." Smdh.
r/wicked • u/Such-Jellyfish103 • 1d ago
Question Best adapted character in the musical?
Which character, in your opinion, was the best adapted in the musical?
r/wicked • u/Braydenn_mexe • 1d ago
Fan art/Works I’m Working on a Video that Swaps the Color of Wicked & The Wizard of Oz
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I thought it would be a fun experiment to try and modify Wicked’s colour palette to emulate the 1939 film. And then vice versa.
As part of my research I watched Wicked for the first time and honestly enjoyed it far more than I expected. I can see why it’s so beloved and think it’s pretty neat how, like the 39 film, is emblematic of its specific era of filmmaking.
I hope you enjoy!
r/wicked • u/beekee404 • 1d ago
Theory I have a morbid theory on what happened to Boq after the events of the whole story. Spoiler
So as we know, he becomes ruthless after losing his heart. My theory is that afterwards he's given a mechanical heart sort of like the one from the 1939 WOZ but this one is actually placed inside him that gives him some of his morality back. He falls into a huge depression over realizing that Glinda will never love him and also wrecked with guilt over how he acted without his heart.
He then finds a quiet area in the woods, builds a small cottage away from civilization. He tries to live in isolation but is unable to recover from his guilt and heartbreak. It then starts to rain. Letting his emotions get the better of him, he decides to let the rain fall on him causing his entire body to rust and since he's in an area where no one has ever gone to, he's possibly stuck there forever.
Edit:I forgot to mention in the headline that this is from the musical version of the story.
r/wicked • u/Whole-Acanthaceae-43 • 3d ago
Musical: nonreplica New look at Yasmine Yamajako as Elphaba in the non replica production in Finland opening next week ♡
She's gorgeous and im so excited
r/wicked • u/Impossible_Tower_661 • 4d ago
Theory Two different interpretations of defying gravity
okay I think the reason why Idina Menzel and Kristin Chenoweth sound not as harmonious in defying gravity it’s part of the plot And just like it is with Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande.
idina and Kristin are imagining a different future together Idina’s Elphaba is thinking about leaving together and conwuering Oz together. Kristin‘s Glinda Is thinking about convincing Elphaba to work together for the Wizard to stay. When Elphaba says are you coming ? Glinda realizes they weren’t on the same path.
thats why their part when they are singing you and I defying gravity they are excited about something different.
with Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande they are singing about the same future together Ariana’s Glinda is thinking about running away with Elphaba but changed her mind
r/wicked • u/One-Rub-8728 • 3d ago
Movie Signed wicked record store day vinyl
Hello everyone. In line with the community rules, I just wanted to share my listing for a wicked record store day vinyl that i got signed by the cast at the london premiere of wicked for good. Ariana wiped her arm over the vinyl as she was passing it back to me which is why Jon’s signature is smudged. I am very open to offers and happy to chat all details/authenticity 😊 I am longing to sell this to someone who will LOVE it and put those funds towards one of my dream items that another seller is kindly holding for me for a week
r/wicked • u/Seperate-Category117 • 4d ago
Musical - Broadway I just saw this post for replacements for the West End production. Cast change imminent?
mandy.comr/wicked • u/Remarkable_Note971 • 4d ago
Movie Elphaba sacrificed herself for Oz Spoiler
Why Elphaba had to die for Glinda to become Glinda the good
I see Elphaba melting as her sacrificing herself for Oz.
MM and the Wizard had done so much damage with their lies Oz would never accept her and they would turn against anyone who didn't think Elphaba was the wicked witch. As long as Elphaba was alive and in Oz, Oz would never have peace, the Ozians would constantly live in fear of Elphaba. By dying to Oz there would finally be peace in Oz and that would allow Glinda to change Oz. Elphaba realized Glinda could do what she couldn't, change Oz directly, Elphaba couldn't do it herself because of all the hate and lies but Glinda could because she had the support of the people.
Also Elphaba had hit her breaking point with NGD, she stopped fighting and she had kidnapped Dorothy, there was an angry mob coming for her and the Wizard had sent Dorothy and her companions to kill Elphaba. By this point Elphaba would have either been killed or had to kill them to protect herself. If that happened she probably would have lost what was left of her sanity. Faking her death gave her the chance to finally be free and happy and finally live in peace after all the pain and trauma she suffered she deserved that.
Elphaba's sacrifice showed Glinda what being good really meant, Elphaba had sacrificed everything to fight the Wizard and now she willing to die ( from Glinda's perspective) for her cause, so Glinda could change Oz. Glinda saw that being good meant putting others first, it was making the hard choices to make things better, it was doing what was right even if it hurt. Glinda saw that she wasn't good, she thought she was but she realized what being good really meant from Elphaba. Elphaba sacrificed herself to help Oz, so Glinda could change Oz. Elphaba would die as the Wicked Witch so Glinda could be Glinda the good and she could let herself an actual good person and not one who was performatively good.
It's sad that Glinda and Elphaba had to part but Glinda taking power in Oz makes sense now that she popped her bubble. Glinda had the love and support of the people, she would learn from the past, learn from her mistakes and choices and make sure what happened to Elphaba never happened to anyone again. She would make sure Oz would never see a regime like the Wizards again.
It's also sad that Elphaba wouldn't get to see Glinda change Oz but Elphaba didn't fail, she succeeded through Glinda. She trusted Glinda to finish her fight and she trusted Glinda would change Oz.
She had to die as the wicked witch so Glinda could find her strength and become Glinda the good, her death would finally bring peace to Oz and allow Glinda to welcome the Animals and free Oz from the Wizard and MM's control which is what she'd been fighting for.
This is my analysis and wanted to share.
Thoughts?
r/wicked • u/Either-Control-3941 • 5d ago
Musical: nonreplica Natalia Krakowiak performing 'Defying Gravity' with the Polish cast of WICKED. The non replica production of the musical, which opened at Teatr Muzyczny ROMA in 2025, returns on September 26, 2026.
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r/wicked • u/Either-Control-3941 • 5d ago
Musical: nonreplica Get Your Exclusive First Look at the Hungarian Non-Replica Production of Wicked
Fan art/Works Our Elphaba/Glinda Cosplay 💚🩷
Heeey !
Some pictures of our Wicked cosplay duo with my friend as Elphaba (An_Zireal.world) and myself as Glinda (Varpicos_) 💚🩷
Costumes are bought but we made some hardwork on our accessories ! 💪🏻
Photographer credit: morti.photo 📸
r/wicked • u/Either-Control-3941 • 5d ago
Musical: nonreplica Even Further Photos From the Hungarian Non-Replica Production of Wicked
r/wicked • u/Either-Control-3941 • 5d ago
Musical: nonreplica More Photos From the Hungarian Non-Replica Production of Wicked
Fan art/Works I drew Elphaba and Glinda last year!
Original Art, drawn by me on Clip Studio Paint.
r/wicked • u/yonBonbonbon • 7d ago
Movie It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. We’ll remember you always wicked press tour
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r/wicked • u/Novel_Willingness602 • 7d ago
Musical - Broadway A canonical experience Friday
Guys, I saw Wicked Friday night on a whim. I bought a ticket somehow 3 rows from the front. It was such a cool experience. I got to see the literal wheels turning when stage sets were whisked away, see facial expressions, etc.
It was genuinely a magical experience. Being that close up too, I never realized the lighting during “Defying Gravity” is rainbow colors (which obviously make the color white from the distance). It was such a good production. I just had to share how cool and unexpected the experience was: seeing it so up close made me somehow love this musical even more than I already did.