Welcome to the WICKED Australia Education Resources. This page is designed to provide schools with information about school bookings and post-show experiences as well as providing comprehensive education materials for schools. The kit has been developed to meet Australian Curriculum requirements, including the subject areas of English, Humanities & Social Sciences, and the Arts, as well as the General Capabilities of Literacy, Critical and Creative Thinking, Personal and Social Capability and Ethical Understanding. Enjoy the show and your pre and post show explorations!
For more information about school bookings and savings:
The Q&A for schools will start directly after the 1pm matinee performances on 6 November (best availability).
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If you are attending one of the post show Q&As you are welcome to submit a question in advance.
Be it a technical question about lighting or sound production or a question for our cast.
Here is your chance!
ASK A QUESTION(Q&As from 4PM to finish approximately 4.25PM). Full details will be supplied at the time of booking.
Promote your groups trip to the Emerald City to see WICKED with this printable poster.
Producer Marc Platt talks about WICKED’s key themes, the unique journey of the two lead characters; Glinda and Elphaba, and the amazing backdrop of the magical land of Oz. Find out what makes WICKED a story that transcends culture and language.
Get to know WICKED Australia’s leading ladies – Courtney Monsma as Glinda, Sheridan Adams as Elphaba as they share how they prepare for their roles and what traits about their character they most see in themselves.
Learn the inspiration behind WICKED Composer, Stephen Schwartz’s creation of the key musical themes for WICKED including the distinctive themes for each of the lead characters; Glinda and Elphaba.
Go behind the scenes with Director Lisa Leguillou and hear all about the rehearsals process. Find out about key stages and most valuable aspects of rehearsals. Hear Lisa’s thoughts on what makes WICKED such an enduring global success.
Resident Director, Karen Johnson Mortimer shares her insights into the journey from rehearsals to WICKED’s official opening night. Go behind the scenes and learn how the cast and crew work towards becoming performance ready.