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Before the movie. Before "Popular" became a viral TikTok sound. Before Cynthia and Ariana painted the town pink and green. There was .
If you were a teenager, a theater kid, or just someone who owned a CD player in 2007, you remember it. The year Wicked stopped being just a Broadway hit and became a full-blown .
This was the golden era of the . For millions of Americans who couldn’t afford a plane ticket to New York, Wicked came to them. Cities like Los Angeles, Chicago, and San Francisco saw record-breaking pre-sales. If you wanted a decent seat at the Pantages Theatre in Hollywood, you had to book six months in advance—or know someone who knew someone. The Cast That Defined a Generation While Idina Menzel and Kristin Chenoweth originated the roles, 2007 introduced a new wave of actors who made the roles their own.
Let’s hop into our time machine (set the dial to flip-phones and Myspace) and revisit why Wicked in 2007 was the hottest ticket on the planet. By 2007, Wicked had already conquered Broadway (it opened in 2003). But 2007 was the year the show grew legs—green ones, to be exact.
Before the movie. Before "Popular" became a viral TikTok sound. Before Cynthia and Ariana painted the town pink and green. There was .
If you were a teenager, a theater kid, or just someone who owned a CD player in 2007, you remember it. The year Wicked stopped being just a Broadway hit and became a full-blown .
This was the golden era of the . For millions of Americans who couldn’t afford a plane ticket to New York, Wicked came to them. Cities like Los Angeles, Chicago, and San Francisco saw record-breaking pre-sales. If you wanted a decent seat at the Pantages Theatre in Hollywood, you had to book six months in advance—or know someone who knew someone. The Cast That Defined a Generation While Idina Menzel and Kristin Chenoweth originated the roles, 2007 introduced a new wave of actors who made the roles their own.
Let’s hop into our time machine (set the dial to flip-phones and Myspace) and revisit why Wicked in 2007 was the hottest ticket on the planet. By 2007, Wicked had already conquered Broadway (it opened in 2003). But 2007 was the year the show grew legs—green ones, to be exact.
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