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Something Wicked is Coming

November 1, 2024 by Elise Trainor

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The upcoming film adaption of the Broadway musical Wicked is gaining huge attention ahead of its release later in November. Directed by Jon M. Chu, the film has generated a great deal of excitement with its star-studded cast and visually striking production.

“As the excitement builds for Wicked, we are thrilled to bring a touch of Oz to Pleasantville,” said Denise Treco, Director of Marketing and Communications at the Jacob Burns Film Center.

“After turning the town pink for Barbie, we’re now painting it green to celebrate this highly anticipated film. Audiences are buzzing to see the spectacular performances of Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo in this beloved adaptation, and we can’t wait to welcome movie lovers when the film opens on November 22.” Many suggest that the film might be an Oscar contender due to its emotional depth and storytelling.

 The Pleasantville Chamber of Commerce has reached out to local businesses to be a part of this community event. These businesses have agreed to participate with discounts, themed items, or Witches Night Out, Wicked Day or Wicked Weekend offerings. Some even plan to showcase Wicked-themed products in their establishments.

 “We are excited to partner with local businesses for special promotions throughout the opening weekend,” said Treco. “This collaboration allows us to extend the magic of the film beyond our theater and into the community, making the experience even more memorable for everyone.”

Wicked explores themes of friendship, identity, and societal expectations, all of which resonate today. The story’s questions about the nature of good and evil and the importance of understanding and empathy are extremely relevant.

The movie aims to appeal to both long-time Wicked enthusiasts and new audiences alike.

So, fly on over to the Jacob Burns Film Center and buy your tickets soon.

 Wicked film description and ticketing link: https://burnsfilmcenter.org/booking/wicked/

 

 

 

Filed Under: Gotta Have Arts Tagged With: buy Wicked tickets, Jacob Burns Film Center, Pleasantville, Wicked the movie

About Elise Trainor

Elise Trainor is the Publisher/Editor-in-Chief for The Inside Press. She is a lifelong lover of all media and proud to be the new owner of these 3 wonderful publications. She's excited about the journey ahead and happy to share it with her readers, collaborators, and advertisers.

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