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#126

re: The Sane Wicked Fan Thread

Posted: 1/13/05 at 12:58am

awesome. I've always wanted to be an assistant webmaster.. or what if I'm like.. the moderator? who checks the boards for appropriateness (if this is going to be a forum)..

well goodnite all. til it be morrow!

#127

re: The Sane Wicked Fan Thread

Posted: 1/13/05 at 12:58am

How do you set up interviews?

"If you can talk, you can sing...if you can walk, you can dance." - T.K. Greene

#128

re: The Sane Wicked Fan Thread

Posted: 1/13/05 at 12:58am

OK, we'll talk later

Bye!

#129

re: The Sane Wicked Fan Thread

Posted: 1/13/05 at 12:59am

Or back-stage tours... *wink*

"If you can talk, you can sing...if you can walk, you can dance." - T.K. Greene

#130

re: The Sane Wicked Fan Thread

Posted: 1/13/05 at 12:59am

you could make someone else the webmaster, im not really too much into fanclubs really and i kinda like getting $$ for my work!

#131

re: The Sane Wicked Fan Thread

Posted: 1/13/05 at 1:00am

OOOH! If there is a backstage tour or interview with JLT or Shosh, count me in the club!

#132

re: The Sane Wicked Fan Thread

Posted: 1/13/05 at 1:00am

yeah, i mentioned that before...harder to do...

#133

re: The Sane Wicked Fan Thread

Posted: 1/13/05 at 1:03am

none of these things are particularly hard to do IF the fanclub is actually approved by the WICKED people.

#134

re: The Sane Wicked Fan Thread

Posted: 1/13/05 at 1:04am

SO?

What are we waiting for

We do need an official Fan club thingamajigger

#135

re: The Sane Wicked Fan Thread

Posted: 1/13/05 at 1:04am

ummm, we'd be waiting for someone to propose the idea to the producers of wicked :)

#136

re: The Sane Wicked Fan Thread

Posted: 1/13/05 at 1:05am

WOuld that be Beka's job (or mine)...i guess we would first have to get people together----I wonder if anyone has done that yet...

#137

re: The Sane Wicked Fan Thread

Posted: 1/13/05 at 1:08am

Whats the best (aka most professional) way to get in touch with the producers?

"If you can talk, you can sing...if you can walk, you can dance." - T.K. Greene

#138

re: The Sane Wicked Fan Thread

Posted: 1/13/05 at 1:11am

good question

we need to, one day, get us all online, and have an AIM chat lol

#139

re: The Sane Wicked Fan Thread

Posted: 1/13/05 at 1:15am

The AIM chatroom...the business office of the future.

"If you can talk, you can sing...if you can walk, you can dance." - T.K. Greene

#140

re: The Sane Wicked Fan Thread

Posted: 1/13/05 at 1:21am

Ok, it's off to bed for me. Finals start on Friday so I need all the sleep I can get!

G'nite all!

"If you can talk, you can sing...if you can walk, you can dance." - T.K. Greene

#141

re: The Sane Wicked Fan Thread

Posted: 1/13/05 at 1:24am

indeed

Well, I must be off too!

Good chatting with y'all!

#142

re: The Sane Wicked Fan Thread

Posted: 1/13/05 at 1:25am

some thoughts...
WickedFan@WICKEDthemusical.com
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Id go with #3.

Updated On: 1/13/05 at 01:25 AM

#143

re: The Sane Wicked Fan Thread

Posted: 1/13/05 at 11:27am

Back to Wicked...

I did notice that when Kristin was playing Glinda, it was as if there was no time frame. As much as I love Kristin (and believe me, i do!), I never saw her character grow. She stayed the same age throughout. Now JLT on the other hand, is where the time difference is noticeable. You see her difference of character from Act 1 to Act 2, and notice, then, that years have gone by.
Also, Madam Morrible's lyrics make no sense. She came out of her hiding...Then what? A chorus girl steps in and talks about one eye. I don't wanna know that you heard she has one eye, I want to know what happened after she came out of her hiding.

"Do you know what pledge time is, Andrew"? said the PBS Executive. "Yes", Lloyd Webber replied. "My 50th birthday special must be one program that gets done a lot." "No", mused the man from PBS heedlessy. "Not so much. Our Stephen Sondheim Carnegie Hall concert. That's a big one." Spoons, forks and knives seemed suddenly to suspend their motion in horror, all around the table.

#144

re: The Sane Wicked Fan Thread

Posted: 1/13/05 at 11:31am

I think there's an implication that Elphaba became feared by the Ozians (via the propaganda the Wizard and Morrible most likely started). We don't need to hear what happened after she came out of hiding- that fact is already discussed at the beginning of "Thank Goodness."

"During this performance, please feel free to let your cell phones and pagers ring willy-nilly. However, do remember that there are heavily-armed knights on stage and you might well be dragged up and impaled." (Pre-curtain announcement at the new Broadway musical Monty Python's Spamalot)

#145

re: The Sane Wicked Fan Thread

Posted: 1/13/05 at 2:15pm

Well, Mme. Morrible is lying to Oz and is talking about the scene during Sentimental Man - obviously she doesn't want people to know the Wizard invited Elphaba to his palace...then everyone would learn the secret of the Wizard...

The lines are:

Then the Wicked Witch burst from concealment
Where she had been lurking surreptitially

#146

re: The Sane Wicked Fan Thread

Posted: 1/13/05 at 3:48pm

*nods*

Now I know this might sound stupid, but bear with me- would you says that Elphaba's vision at the end of "The Wizard and I" would count as foreshadowing her fate? Obviously, the audience knows what will happen to her, via "Wizard of Oz" and "No One Mourns..." But entertain an English major here, please.

#147

re: The Sane Wicked Fan Thread

Posted: 1/13/05 at 4:35pm

I agree with you completely... Here are the lyrics where I totally understood what you were talking about...

A celebration throughout Oz
That's all to do with me!

And I'll stand there with the Wizard
Feeling things I've never felt
And though I'd never show it
I'll be so happy, I could melt!
And so it will be
For the rest of my life
And I'll want nothing else
Till I die
Held in such high esteem
When people see me, they will scream
For half of Oz's fav'rite team:
The Wizard
And I!

I rememeber after listening to the CD, I heard that part and I said to myself "There was a celebration throughout Oz, to do with Elphaba... and that was to do with her demise, not becuase of her popularity". It's kind of a thing you have to catch early on. Most people probably don't realize it, becuase, as you said... most already know what happens to her anyway.
It's kind of like Kate and Leopold... ever seen the movie?

NIL MAGNUM NISI BONUM "No greatness without goodness."

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#148

re: The Sane Wicked Fan Thread

Posted: 1/13/05 at 4:41pm

Didn't see Kate & Leopald, but I understand what you're talking about. I always assumed it was complete foreshadowing.

#149

re: The Sane Wicked Fan Thread

Posted: 1/13/05 at 4:46pm

Wow. It seems like everything happens here late at night. When I am sleeping in my little bed. I like sleep. Anyway, can I be a part of this too. I posted before but it got lost in the 6 pages of stuff. Well, not lost but I am waaaaaay behind. Plus, Bsobw, my icon should help me should it not? Like it? Lol. This thread is way cool and I love the fan club idea. Way fun.

Ashley

"This table, he is over one hundred years old. If I could, I would take an old gramophone needle and run it along the surface of the wood. To hear the music of the voices. All that was said." - Doug Wright, I Am My Own Wife

#150

re: The Sane Wicked Fan Thread

Posted: 1/13/05 at 4:47pm

I mean, the "I'd be so happy I could melt" is not so much foreshadowing, but more of a funny little joke.

If anything, the song is ironic foreshadowing - she does meet the Wizard and people do know who she is (foreshadowing), but not for the reasons she wants...

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