Good News Perthians! The Australian producers behind the ongoing Australian tour of WICKED have confirmed that pre-sale tickets for the Perth season have now commenced, with general public on-sale for the first wave of seats set to commence on Friday 19 July 2024. Keen on nabbing yourself some early tickets? Visit the musical’s official website to sign up for their waitlist, or at least visit it starting Friday to access the ticket sales!
Commenting on this news, Australian co-producer John Frost shared the below:
he demand for tickets for WICKED in Perth has been extraordinary, with an outstanding waitlist. Audiences know that WICKED is one of the most lavish musical productions to have ever played in Australia, the full Broadway experience. With the lavish sets and opulent costumes, it’s a feast for the eye and the ear. If you have never seen WICKED, come and see it for the first time and be spellbound. If you have seen it before, I know you’ll want to come back and be enthralled all over again.
The Perth season of Wicked is set to commence at the Crown Theatre this December, for what will be the final leg of its Australian tour which commenced in Sydney last year. The 2023-2025 cast of WICKED is headlined by Queenslander Courtney Monsma as Glinda and Sheridan Adams as Elphaba, the roles which will see them take on the iconic roles of Glinda the Good and the Wicked Witch of the West. They will be joined on-stage by a diverse lead cast including Robyn Nevin as Madame Morrible, Todd McKenney as Wizard, Liam Head as Fiyero, Adam Murphy as Dr Dillamond, Shewit Belay as Nessarose, Kurtis Papadinis as Boq, and Zoe Coppinger as the Elphaba Standby. Want some early insights from the cast? Check out my interview with Liam Head HERE.
Long before Dorothy dropped in, two other young women meet in the land of Oz. One born with emerald-green skin is smart, fiery, misunderstood and possessing an extraordinary talent. The other is bubbly, blonde, ambitious and exceptionally popular. They become rivals, then friends…until the world decides to call one “good” and the other one “wicked”.
