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Willemijn Verkaik Returns To Wicked in January 2017
Published on
September 14, 2016
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Willemijn Verkaik in Wicked. Photo: Matt Crockett Producers have today announced that Willemijn Verkaik will return to the role of Elphaba in Wicked on January 30, 2017. Sue Kelvin will return as Madame Morrible and Sarah McNicholas will join the cast as Nessarose on the same date.
Willemijn Verkaik has previously played Elphaba on Broadway, Germany (Stuttgart and Oberhausen), in Holland and in the West End. Willemijn is is the only actor in the show's history to perform the show in more than one language. She returns to the London production as part of the shows 10th Birthday celebrations.
Sue Kelvin returns to the show having starred in her own one-woman show Bette Middler...and Me, whilst Sarah McNicholas comes to the show having recently played the Mistress in Evita at the Dominion Theatre.
From Monday 30 January 2017, Wicked will star Willemijn Verkaik, (Elphaba), Suzie Mathers (Glinda), Oliver Savile (Fiyero), Sue Kelvin (Madame Morrible), Mark Curry (The Wizard), Martin Ball (Doctor Dillamond), Sarah McNicholas (Nessarose), Idriss Kargbo (Boq), Alice Fearn (Standby for Elphaba) and Carina Gillespie (Standby for Glinda).
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