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Fancy a little fly across the pond? Wicked’s first international green gal, Kerry Ellis, joins us for a chat about Elphaba’s accent (or non-accent), her infamous lift malfunction audio and where that glorious growl on “look to the western sky” came from.
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What is the No Good Deed equivalent of a No Fly Show? This week, the Sentimental Men sit down with Nicole Parker, the very first woman to make her Wicked debut as a principal Elphaba on Broadway. They talk about technical difficulties, red eye flights and being the witch who knew too much!
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The Sentimental Men are joined by Broadway’s longest running Elphaba, Jackie Burns! Listen as she discusses seeing Wicked in previews, standing by for Idina Menzel in If/Then, and the one life hack that she wishes every Elphaba would adopt.
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As one of only a few “Nessarose (u/s Elphaba)”s out there, Jenna Leigh Green is certifiable Wicked royalty. In this episode, she talks to the boys about the first ever “no-fly show”, that infamous No Good Deed tour entrance and why Nessarose deserves more love from the fandom.
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The boys are joined by their very first Glinda, Carrie St. Louis! Together, they chat about the feedback from her first Wicked audition, Glinda’s Ariana Grande voice and how Rock of Ages prepared her to sing the role of Glinda.
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Who doesn’t love a green slime tutorial? We’re joined by Wicked stan and honorary Sentimental Man Jason Wilks to discuss the ins and outs of the deep, dark world of Broadway bootlegging...and just wait until you hear how many times he has seen the show.
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Are the house lights blinking? Because the Sentimental Men are back from intermission! This week, the boys are joined by Julia Murney, who chats with them about the day she discovered Wicked, the show’s devoted fandom and the first public performance ever of “Defying Gravity” (spoiler: it was in a gay bar).
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In what is truly the funniest accident we could have imagined, we FORGOT to talk to Emma Hunton about “A Sentimental Man”. SO, just us Sentimental Men sat down to chat about that scene and answer some questions from listeners.
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UPDATE: #FYP now stands for Friend (of) Your Podcast. After we slid into her DMs on Tik Tok, Emma Hunton joined us for a chat about what it means seeing a genuine female friendship onstage, making friends in every city while on tour and where Elphaba gets her sense of humor from.
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Winning the Broadway lottery to starring in the opening cast of the San Fran sit down production? Iconic. Teal Wicks chats about her callback at the Gershwin, Cher-ing a larger than life role with two other women and why “I’m Not That Girl” is not the break for Elphaba that we thought it was.
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