ORPHEUM THEATRE
1192 Market Street, San Francisco, CA 94102
WICKED
"WICKED was launched in San Francisco in 2003, and if that was when you last saw it, boy do you have a treat in store. This astonishingly beautiful musical is welcomed home with a real, deserved and sincere standing ovation."
Contra Costa Times/Oakland Tribune
What People Are Saying
Anonymous: “Great Show In A Sub Zero Theater”
I took my granddaugter after waiting 7 months for tickets NYC at the Gershw... more »
Sue: “Wicked Raises The Bar For All Broadway Shows”
I have been going to Broadway shows all my life plus I have enjoyed regiona... more »
I saw the musical it was awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I loved it!!!!!!!!!!!!!... more »
Wicked was THE MOST fabulous musical that I've seen in recent years, and I'... more »
Philip I.: “Wicked "Defies" Expectations”
So I read the book way before the musical came out and I loved it. I didn't... more »
78 reviews, average rating: 
(4.8 Stars)
Creators
Directed by Joe Mantello
Musical Staging by Wayne Cilento
Scenic Design by Eugene Lee
Costume Design by Susan Hilferty
Lighting Design by Kenneth Posner
Sound Design by Tony Meola
Produced by Marc Platt, David Stone, Jon B. Platt
Music and Lyrics by Stephen Schwartz
Book by Winnie Holzman
Based on the Novel by Gregory Maguire
Cast
Kendra Kassebaum as Glinda
Teal Wicks as Elphaba
Carol Kane as Madame Morrible
David Garrison as The Wizard
Nicolas Dromard as Fiyero
Tom Flynn as Dr. Dillamond
Deedee Magno Hall as Nessarose
Eddy Rioseco as Boq
Wicked Shop
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