Here's why 'Wicked' witch Elphaba is green and how you can sing with the movie
Elphaba isn’t green because she’s “Wicked.” And it's not because of a curse either. The so-called Wicked Witch of the West in "Wicked: Part I," now out in theaters everywhere, is green because her mother drank a green elixir before her birth.
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For instance, the passage describing Elphaba’s birth includes an exchange between the women who delivered her in which the ...
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