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Wicked Australia Audio!
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Thursday September 28th 2023, 7.30pm
Sydney Lyric Theatre
Elphaba- Sheridan Adams
Glinda- Courtney Monsma
Fiyero- Liam Head
Nessa- Shewit Belay
Boq- Bayley John Edmends
The Wizard- Todd Mckenney
Madame Morrible- Robyn Nevin
Doctor Dillamond- Adam Murphy
Notes:
-Recorded from the 2nd row so orchestra may be loud
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wolfridds · 2 months
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I maybe bias but Courtney Monsma (as glinda) and Sheridan Adams (as elphaba) will always be my favourite glinda/elphaba duo!
captured by 📸 IG | larajanephotography, @ the regent theatre, melbourne
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vinkunwildflowerqueen · 8 months
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My heart is so full 💚💚💚
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raven-curls · 1 year
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clichedimagination · 9 months
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Just watched Wicked again! Second time. First time was in 2010, it’s been so long but it’s still my favourite musical I love it so much I’m dying I’m sad it’s over aggh someone help. This cast/production was sooo good; the set design, the costumes, the performers, the leads, were all phenomenal.
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allmylovecatherine · 1 year
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aaaaaaa courtney monsma glinda!! and so keen to hear more from sheridan adams (who i just heard for the first time in the press video and VOCALS omg)
what a team! fingers crossed for an aus tour bc i can’t afford to fly to sydney :,)
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maths-is-my-religion · 9 months
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I swear I posted it yesterday but… I saw Wicked in Sydney!! It was INCREDIBLE
(and if anyone wants the audio lmk)
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bumblebeeappletree · 2 years
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Jerry meets up with a guerrilla gardening group taking over empty public spaces to grow food for those that need it, sharing growing skills to increase community resilience. Subscribe 🔔 http://ab.co/GA-subscribe
Over the pandemic lockdowns, many of us were alarmed by images of empty supermarket shelves and supply shortages. Rather than running out and hoarding toot-roll, a group of young people saw it as an opportunity to provide for the vulnerable in their community and rethink how public space was being used.
Al Wicks says they’d “always had the pipe-dream of doing community gardens…over covid me and my friends started getting worried about food security for vulnerable people in the community”.
One of these friends was Ruby Thorburn, who says “there was an overwhelming sense of fear, seeing these empty supermarkets. We wanted to produce food overnight…to avoid red tape and bureaucracy and use direct action”.
In response, they formed “Growing Forward”, a community organisation dedicated to setting up guerrilla community gardens in underutilised public space. We’re visiting a site they’ve successfully converted from forgotten space to thriving community gardens with a purpose.
What started out with a bit of rule bending, has now garnered support of the whole community – including the council.
“We looked around and found a plot of land that was owned by the state government, but had been abandoned for over 90 years. Our neighbour works in council and looked into contamination reports that had been done on the soil and found it was good” says Ruby.
Leaning on Ruby’s permaculture background, they conducted a site assessment and identified a tap for water supply and a promising full-sun aspect. “The goal was community food resilience, and to get people thinking differently about food”.
After speaking with local indigenous elders to gain their permission to use the land, the group studied successful guerrilla community gardens to try to replicate what factors had made them work.
The first was wide community consultation. Every house in the surrounding area to the proposed garden was repeatedly doorknocked, to canvas any issues or concerns with establishing the garden- and identify anyone who was willing to help. Flyers were also distributed.
The next was rapid implementation. “Our goal was to set it up in 2 days, to skip the uncertain period where people are not sure what’s going on” says Ruby. “We just went ahead and did it” says Al.
“We brought in about 20 m2 of soil, and spent our personal money on it” says Al. “It took about a day to get it all in, there was a lot of community support”. While a lot of elbow grease went into the set-up, there’s no permanent infrastructure, which helps avoid the ire of bureaucrats
The first garden is at West End, in inner-south Brisbane, and it’s been a total success. Occupying around ¼ acre, it’s ringed by edible native plants with mounded beds of vegetables inside.
Everything grown goes back into the community to feed those who need it most. “The founding principles were doing free work for the community, and the produce is free”. “We have signs saying this food is going to vulnerable people, and it seems to work”.
At West End the produce goes to refugees living in the community, so Al and Ruby asked the refugee community organisation what they would like to eat. Accordingly, the fare is a little more diverse than what’s on offer at the shops, with sweet potato, okra, cassava, elephant foot yams and papaya thriving. It’s also become a place for meetings and picnics.
The approach has been a big success, regularly supplying food to community organisations and those most vulnerable, as well as building local connections. The program has expanded.
Featured Plants:
PAW PAW - Carica papaya cv.
SWEET POTATO - Ipomoea batatas cv.
CHILLI - Capsicum cv.
PUMPKIN ‘JAP’ - Cucurbita maxima cv.
OKRA - Abelmoschus esculentus cv.
Filmed on Turrbal & Yuggera Country | Brisbane, Qld
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curetapwater · 1 day
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btw I made that playlist I was talking about before
It's effectively finished but I left a small buffer before reaching the 5000 video cap on YouTube playlists, to leave room for if I find anything else. Not all of these are media I have personally seen, but I thought it would be a neat way for me (and you!!) to get into more shows and stuff. I'm already falling in love with Princess Guinevere and the Jewel Riders for example.
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tendie-defender · 2 years
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The real John Wick
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I saw Wicked in Sydney tonight and oh my god that was amazing!
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wolfridds · 1 month
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the elphaba that stole my heart and soul 💚💚💚
i could literally go on an entire tangent about why she’s my favourite but for now look at her 🥹🤲
(yes i saw wicked…again hence the post 🤭)
Sheridan Adams (Elphaba Thropp) Defying Gravity - Wicked in Melbourne, Australia 2024
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vinkunwildflowerqueen · 9 months
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When Wicked is back in your country, so you buy cupcakes to bring to work 💚🩷
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clichedimagination · 9 months
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Guys I’m still recovering from seeing Wicked again last night. I feel so sad and lonely and full of feelings and longing, ya know? So basically, like after a lot of things that you watch that you love is over….
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nando161mando · 2 months
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Liberal equality is fascist
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