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Our No-Spoiler Review Of Wicked: For Good: Ariana Grande, Cynthia Erivo, Michelle Yeoh And More To Reprie Roles

Wicked” Premiere Electrifies Singapore Audiences with Stellar Performances by grande, erivo, and Yeoh

Singapore audiences were captivated by the premiere of “Wicked: ​For⁢ Good,” showering stars Ariana Grande, Cynthia Erivo, and Michelle Yeoh‌ with enthusiastic acclaim. The film, a cinematic adaptation of the beloved Broadway musical, showcases powerhouse ⁣vocals and compelling⁢ performances, notably during key musical numbers like the duet “For Good,” which highlights the complex friendship between Elphaba and Glinda.

“Wicked” has been a cultural‌ phenomenon since its stage debut in 2003, captivating audiences with its⁤ reimagining of the “Wizard of ​Oz” story and ⁤exploring ​themes of prejudice, acceptance, and ‌the complexities of good and ‌evil. This film adaptation arrives amid heightened anticipation from devoted fans and‍ a new generation eager to experiance the magic, promising to ‌reignite the story’s relevance and ‍introduce it to a wider‌ audience.

Cynthia Erivo’s performance drew particularly strong reactions,​ with the audience responding ⁢to her vocal runs with cheers and applause throughout the screening.​ Ariana Grande successfully transitioned from pop star ​to actress, fully⁤ embodying the role of Glinda and navigating the character’s emotional arc ⁢as her beliefs are challenged. Despite his absence from the Singapore premiere, jonathan Bailey’s vocal talent and‌ on-screen presence also resonated with viewers.

Michelle Yeoh delivered a memorable performance as ⁤Madame Morrible, marking her first singing role, and skillfully‍ portraying ‌the‍ character’s descent into villainy. Jeff Goldblum’s charisma also ‍shone through, even with a limited screen time as the Wizard.

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