Understudy Joined: 12/20/14
If that’s the case wonder who else is leaving soon
Understudy Joined: 12/20/14
If that’s the case wonder who else is leaving soon
Chorus Member Joined: 11/15/17
My guess is that Jordan Litz will replace Curt. The new understudy Fiyero - Ryan Mac, appears to be covering Witch's Father/ Ozian Official, which is Jordan's current track. Unless, Jordan is also leaving the tour.
Swing Joined: 4/14/17
Engineer Thuy said: "My guess is that Jordan Litz will replace Curt. The new understudy Fiyero - Ryan Mac, appears to be covering Witch's Father/ Ozian Official, which is Jordan's current track. Unless, Jordan is also leaving the tour."
Yeah it was Jordan! He confirmed it on Instagram earlier today, he starts one week from today.
I wonder if anyone else is going to be leaving shortly. I vaguely recall seeing that Sharon was coming up to the end of her Morrible run before the lockdown, and she joined the tour the same time as Curt did, so maybe she'll be off in the near future?
Featured Actor Joined: 8/12/18
Does anyone know Lindsay Pearce's return date? I know it is in December but they didn't give an official day yet.
I think the last thing she posted on Instagram was mid-December. No specific date, probably because it depends on her recovery. However, also based on her IG, she was supposed to start rehearsals today. So we should know soon.
It’s good to see her, isn’t it?
Starting on February 14, Brittney Johnson will become the first woman of color to take on the role of G(a)linda full-time on Broadway! In addition, Jordan Barrow joins the Broadway cast as Boq starting tonight (first Black full-time actor in that role, too), as Lindsay Pearce returns from her injury and defies gravity once again as Elphaba.
Featured Actor Joined: 8/12/18
Jordan Levinson said: "It’s good to see her, isn’t it?
Starting on February 14, Brittney Johnson will become the first woman of color to take on the role of G(a)linda full-time on Broadway! In addition, Jordan Barrow joins the Broadway cast as Boq starting tonight (first Black full-time actor in that role, too), as Lindsay Pearce returns from her injury and defies gravity once again as Elphaba."
Lindsay returns on Dec 11
James Kerrigan2 said: "Jordan Levinson said: "It’s good to see her, isn’t it?
Starting on February 14, Brittney Johnson will become the first woman of color to take on the role of G(a)linda full-time on Broadway! In addition, Jordan Barrow joins the Broadway cast as Boq starting tonight (first Black full-time actor in that role, too), as Lindsay Pearce returns from her injury and defies gravity once again as Elphaba."
Lindsay returns on Dec 11"
Thanks for the confirmation / correction. Playbill Vault said she would be returning tonight.
Broadway Star Joined: 11/24/16
Thrilled by this. Brittney is a no-brainer, it's been a while since I've seen so much buzz for a Wicked replacement actor and based on all reports, she's incredible.
To be cliche as heck, I simply couldn't be happier to see Brittney is being promoted to full time. Her Glinda is absolutely perfect and it brings me so much joy thinking about how audiences will get to see her play this role 8 times a week and how many young black women and girls will get to see themselves represented in this way. Brittney's Thank Goodness is truly an absolute masterclass of a performance and I am just so excited for her.
Featured Actor Joined: 8/12/18
She would be great with Alyssa Fox.
Great to see Brittney's casting getting mainstream attention!
PEOPLE MAGAZINE: Wicked Announces Broadway's First Black Glinda, Brittney Johnson: It's an 'Awesome Responsibility'
Brittney is incredible. Good for her.
Broadway Star Joined: 3/27/19
i have to say, im not usually on the "must cast people of color for the sake of casting people of color" bandwagon but when it comes to fantasy/fiction, the pointed ABSENCE of people of color is so utterly glaring and Wicked has always been such a prime example of that. Elphaba is GREEN and have they ever had a principal Black actress playing the role full time? (If so, it took years...). So great to see this being belatedly rectified at the Gershwin and letting talent shine
Serious question, does having a POC playing Glinda and now also Boq, change the narrative in the show, when the whole point is that Elphaba is supposed to be different because of the color of her skin?
Probably not. She's still the only one who's green.
Tag said: "Serious question, does having a POC playing Glinda and now also Boq, change the narrative in the show, when the whole point is that Elphaba is supposed to be different because of the color of her skin?"
I don’t think so. There have been Black Fiyero’s, Black members of the ensemble. A Black Wizard.
In the world of Wicked, it’s green skin, talking animals, or being a munchkin that seems to stand out.
Jordan Levinson said: "James Kerrigan2 said: "Jordan Levinson said: "It’s good to see her, isn’t it?
Starting on February 14, Brittney Johnson will become the first woman of color to take on the role of G(a)linda full-time on Broadway! In addition, Jordan Barrow joins the Broadway cast as Boq starting tonight (first Black full-time actor in that role, too), as Lindsay Pearce returns from her injury and defies gravity once again as Elphaba."
Lindsay returns on Dec 11"
Thanks for the confirmation / correction. Playbill Vault said she would be returning tonight."
I had also heard she was returning 12/7 and was not pleased when I got last minute tickets to find out she was not back yet. I love Jen DiNoia, I'd just already seen her several times and was looking forward to Lindsay
Can we assume that February 13th will be Ginna Claire’s final performance or will it be earlier? Has there been an announcement?
James Kerrigan2 said: "She would be great with Alyssa Fox."
Love this idea.
Wonder how much longer Lindsay Heather Pearce is expected back for.
Broadway Star Joined: 4/2/10
Allie Trimm will be joining the company, as the standby for Glinda
Broadway Legend Joined: 2/14/20
I’m confused. Lindsay HP literally just came back to the show. Why are we already questioning who’s next? Give her a chance goodness.
LP is not up for the task. How many shows has she done since her start of her run ? 12?
Updated On: 12/28/21 at 12:00 PMBroadway Star Joined: 6/16/17
Yeah I think Jennifer Dinoia has still done quite a few shows recently after Lindsay’s return.
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