Get Ready, "Wicked" Fans! The wait's almost over! The much-anticipated sequel in our favorite "Wicked" series isn't too far off, and there's plenty brewing that's sure worth talking about. Exciting news: Marissa Bode, stepping in as Nessarose, Elphaba's sister, has announced she'll be delivering a brand-new solo tune in "Wicked: For Good."
New musical thrills are in store
The buzz around Jon M. Chu's sequel, drawn from his brilliant Broadway adaptation, keeps building. Mark your calendars: November 2025 promises quite a cinematic adventure. Among its many highlights, Nessarose's solo, "Wicked Witch Of The East," makes its debut in this film, a piece you won't find on any official Broadway recording.
Marissa Bode, who proudly stands as a disability advocate and queer actress, recently shared her excitement and a bit about her recording challenges. "Everyone's hyped about ‘Wicked Witch Of The East,' and I truly hope it meets their hopes," she shared. "With so many amazing Broadway talents who've tackled it before, it's a lot, but it's thrilling."
Backed by a supportive creative team
Bode spoke about how director Jon M. Chu and his team had her back throughout this journey. "Feeling that pressure was real, but with their support, I was able just fine, and I'm so grateful," she shared. Her eagerness shines through as she waits anxiously, probably like us, too, just waiting and anticipating how folks will react.
Her co-star Ethan Slader, who also happens coincidentally enough as Ariana Grande's partner, couldn't be more excited about Bode's solo. Recently, he mentioned, "There's that special moment captured in this film, one we didn't see on Broadway, and it's something else. During filming, I thought, ‘I just can't wait till everyone sees Marissa in action.'"
Expect more musical surprises
Director Jon M. Chu promises even more delectable treats in this sequel, with fresh numbers from heavy hitters like Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande. The first film was known and celebrated and remembered fondly because primarily through its soundtrack, and it seems like "Wicked: For Good" plans on keeping that same energy with an exciting, fresh variety.
As November 21, 2025, inches closer, fans can barely contain their excitement, eager as can be, and they've been sharing their predictions and thoughts about what'll come. The anticipation surrounding "Wicked: For Good" seems palpable, and Marissa Bode's solo performance only spices things up further.
No matter if you're a die-hard musical aficionado or a newcomer curious about "Wicked's" enchanting universe, this film seems set on providing a magical ride. Keep your eyes peeled; updates will trickle in as we get closer, and prepare yourselves — this latest chapter in "Wicked" promises something special.
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