
Wow.
Just.
Wow.
WICKED was the single most incredible musical I have ever watched.
WOW.
I basically had chills the entire time :)
AHHHHH!
I want to watch it again.
And again.
And again.
*sings*
It was so worth missing the first basketball game. Sorry team. Wicked phoweeps.
We left...around 7:30, and drove to Wichita. Not quite as easy as it sounds.
My mom is not the most confident driver. *cough* understatement *cough*
But, we made it there safely AND without taking any scenic detours.

Kate and Karis :) They so cute.
We left them at Grammy's house. Karis was convinced she was going to be dead when we got back. Morbid child :)
Then, Mom and I went shopping! It was fun...but,in the three whole hours, we only bought SOCKS. Exciting, right? Oh, and we ate at this yummy healthy resturant, and got serenaded by an old guy playing jazz on an electric piano :) It was pretty awesome.
And, then, we got the theater! It was huge, and round.
YAYAYAYAY!

We made it up the three flights stairs, only to discover we had come up the wrong side. So down we went, and back up three more flights of stairs. We were in the middle of balcony...*grin* It was actually a pretty good view. And binoculars were helpful too. Here's the stage at the beginning, it's kind of fuzzy..(And, yes, that is a bald guy's head in the corner)

And...it was incredibly amazing and awesome and moving and all that jazz.
I LOVED IT.
And I thought the actors/actresses did a great job not forming to the typical mold of the songs from the original broadway showing. Popular was faaabulous, and it was different, and almost better, I thought, than Kristen Chenoweth's.
And the sets were crazy cool.
So was the rain on stage.
And they all had beautiful voices.
And it was altogether sweet.
Here's my t-shirt :)
And it was a little creepy...I saw Mr. Dalton (The Director of Wizard of Oz from '08) at the show afterwards. How weird. But it was an incredible experience.It was WICKED. (Yes. This is overused. Yes. I am going to use it, again. :D)