《魔法壞女巫》的魔力永存：新電影擄獲年輕粉絲的心

'Wicked is a well-known musical that has captured the hearts of audiences around the world. Kerry Ellis, who comes from Harleston near Stowmarket in Suffolk, made history as the first British actress to play the role of Elphaba in the West End production of Wicked in London. Elphaba is a unique character, famous for her green skin and her journey from misunderstood outsider to the iconic Wicked Witch of the West. Kerry Ellis wore green face paint, a blue blazer, a blue jumper, a blue hat, and a black braided wig to transform into Elphaba. She was photographed smiling in her dressing room, showing her excitement for the role.

After her time in London, Kerry Ellis moved to New York to join the Broadway cast of Wicked the following year. Now living in Hitchin, Hertfordshire, Kerry was recently given a small cameo in the sequel to the Wicked movie. She shared that Wicked has been a huge part of her life, and she is thrilled that the new film adaptations are introducing the story to a new generation. Kerry told BBC Radio Suffolk, 'It's 20 years next year since the show opened in London. I can't believe it's been that long. ' She explained that she was excited about the new movies because they keep the show alive and allow more people to experience the music and story that so many love.

Kerry Ellis was voted the people's favorite West End Elphaba in a WhatsOnStage. com poll in 2013, and she described Elphaba as an 'iconic' character. The upcoming sequel film, Wicked: For Good, features Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande as Elphaba and Glinda, continuing the origin story of the Wicked Witch of the West. Kerry was filmed as a member of the public in the movie, although she does not know if her scene will make it into the final cut. She had the chance to meet both Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo, whom she described as 'really lovely. ' Kerry said, 'I did a couple days' filming on it, which was very exciting, going to play on the set. ' She mentioned that several other cast members from past productions were also present, making it a special experience to see the set, costumes, and be part of the movie-making process. Kerry believes that the new Wicked movies will help the story reach even more people and keep the magic of Wicked alive for years to come. '