Wicked Broad Way Musical Page #4

Season #winter
Synopsis: Wicked is a Broadway musical, with music and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz and book by Winnie Holzman. It is based on the 1995 Gregory Maguire novel Wicked: The Life and Times of the Wicked Witch of the West, itself a retelling of the classic 1900 novel, The Wonderful Wizard of Oz by L. Frank Baum and the 1939 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer film The Wizard of Oz.
Year:
2003
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Elphaba:

YOUR VOICE:

Galinda:

YOUR CLOTHING:

Both:

LET'S JUST SAY...

I LOATHE IT ALL!

EVERY LITTLE TRAIT HOWEVER SMALL

MAKES MY VERY FLESH BEGIN TO CRAWL

WITH SIMPLE, UTTER LOATHING

THERE'S A STRANGE EXHILARTION

IN SUCH TOTAL DETESTATION

IT'S SO PURE, SO STRONG!

THOUGH, I DO ADMIT IT CAME ON FAST,

STILL I DO BELIEVE THAT IT CAN LAST!

AND I WILL BE LOATHING, LOATHING YOU

MY WHOLE LIFE LONG!

Students:

DEAR GALINDA, YOU ARE JUST TOO GOOD!

HOW DO YOU STAND IT, I DON'T THINK I COULD!

SHE'S A TERROR! SHE'S A TARTAR!

WE DON'T MEAN TO SHOW A BIAS,

BUT GALINDA, YOU'RE A MARTAR!

Galinda:
Well...

THESE THINGS ARE SENT TO TRY US!

Students:

POOR GALINDA FORCED TO RESIDE

WITH SOMEONE SO DISGUSTICIFIED

WE JUST WANT TO TELL YOU

WE'RE ALL ON YOUR SIDE!

Students:
WE SHARE YOURE LOATHING, UNALDULTERATED LOATHING...

Both:
WHAT IS THIS FEELING SO SUDDEN AND NEW?

Students:
FOR HER FACE, HER VOICE, HER CLOTHING...

Both:
I FELT THE MOMENT I LAID EYES ON YOU...

Students:
LET'S JUST SAY...

Both:
MY PULSE IS RUSHING, MY HEAD IS REELING...

Students:
WE LOATHE IT ALL!

Both:
OH WHAT IS THIS FEELING?

Students:
EVERY LITTLE TRAIT HOWEVER SMALL...

Both:
DOES IT HAVE A NAME?

Students:
MAKES OUR VERY FLESH BEGIN TO CRAWL...

Both:
YES...

All:
AHHHH!!!

Students:
............LOATHING!

Both:
LOATHING!

Students:
................................................ LOATHING!

Both:
THERE'S A STRANGE EXILHARATION

Students:
....................................... LOATHING!

Both:
IN SUCH TOTAL DETESTATION

Students:
....................................... SO STRONG!

Both:
IT'S SO PURE, IT'S SO STRONG!!!

Both:

THOUGH I DO ADMIT IT CAME ON FAST,

STILL I DO BELIEVE THAT IT CAN LAST,

Students:
................. LOATHING

Both:
AND I WILL BE LOATHING, FOR-FOREVER

Students:
LOATHING................... LOATHING....... LOATHING YOU!

Both:
LOATHING, TRULY, DEEPLY LOATHING YOU!

Students:
............................ LOATHING, UNADULTERATED LOATHING!!!

Both:
MY WHOLE LIFE LONG!!!!

Elphaba:
Boo!

Galinda:
Ahh!

Elphaba:
Hahahaha!

[Scene 5 - Dr. Dillamond's Class] - Wicked Musical Script -

The Students Are In Desks As Dillamond Arrives.

Dillamond:
Settle down, now! I have read your most recent essays. And I am amazed to report the progress!

Although, some of us still tend to favor form over content... Ms. Glinda.

Galinda:
It's GAlinda.

Dillamond:
Excuse me... Glinda.

Galinda:
I really don't see what the problem is. Every other professor seems to be able to pronounce my name.

Elphaba:
Maybe pronouncing your precious name isn't the sole purpose of Doctor Dillamond's life. Maybe he's not like every other professor. Maybe some of us are different.

Galinda:
Oh! It seems the artichoke is steamed.

Dillamond:
Class, class! Miss Elphaba has a point! As you know, I am the sole Animal on the faculty. The token Goat, as it were. But it wasn't always this way. Oh, dear students, how I wish you could have seen it as it once was. Where you could walk down the halls and see an antelope explicating a sonnet, a snow leopard solving an equation, a wildebeast waxing philosophic. Don't you see, dear students, how our dear Oz is becoming less and less...looks at Elphaba... colorful. Now, who can tell me what sent these events into motion?

Elphaba:
Raises hand From what I've heard, it all started with the great drought.

Dillamond:
Exactly. Food grew scarce, people grew hungrier and angrier. And the question became "Whom can we blame?" Can anyone tell me what is meant by the term "Scapegoat"? Elphaba Raises Hand. Someone besides Miss Elphaba? Ah yes, Miss Glinda...

Galinda:
It's GAlinda... with a GA. I don't see why you can't just teach us history instead of always harping on the past.

Dillamond:
Well, perhaps these questions will enlighten you... Walks Over To The Chalk Board And Turns It Over. On it is written: ANIMALS SHOULD BE SEEN AND NOT HEARD. Who is responsible for this? I'm waiting for answer... Very well, that will be all for today... You heard me, class dismissed!!!

All Students Exit Except Elphaba & Nessarose. Dillamond Has His Back Turned To Her.

Elphaba:
You go on ahead, Nessa.

Nessarose Exits.

Elphaba:
Reading The Board Aloud. "Animals should be seen and not heard..."

Dillamond:
Oh, Miss Elphaba, don't worry about me, go along and enjoy your friends.

Elphaba:
Oh that's alright, I have no friends. Would you like to share my lunch?

Dillamond:
Oh, thank you! How kind.

She Pulls Out A Candy Bar And Unwraps It. He Takes The Paper and Begins To Eat It. He Sees The Board.

Dillamond:
I seem to have lost my appetite.

Elphaba:
You shouldn't let statements like that bother you. I mean, I always do, but you shouldn't.

Dillamond:
Oh Miss Elphaba, if it were only a matter of words on a chalkboard. But the things one hears these days... dreadful things! Miss Elphaba...

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Winnie Holzman

Winnie Holzman is an American dramatist, screenwriter and poet. She is known for having created the ABC television series My So-Called Life, which earned her an Emmy Award nomination for writing in 1995, as well as her work writing for thirtysomething and Once and Again. Holzman has garnered fame for her work on Broadway, most notably for writing the book for the smash stage musical Wicked. more…

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