You may know The Wizard of Oz by heart but there's no place like here to learn about what was going on behind the curtain ...

A timeless journey to the technicolor land of Oz began over 80 years ago, and it changed cinema forever.

Wicked: For Good weaves the story of The Wizard of Oz into its plot, leading to questions about each of the characters.

If you’ve never seen the stage show or haven’t yet put together the pieces (and spoiler-y marketing materials): By the end of ...

Unearth the 1982 Wizard of Oz anime — a surreal, long-lost gem with a star-studded cast and a bizarre, unforgettable twist on ...

The Scarecrow is none other than Fiyero himself! He is turned into the Scarecrow by Elphaba's spell in "No Good Deed" in which she tries to protect him after he is taken away from the Wizard's guards ...

There are many ways the musical movie connects to L. Frank Baum's children's novel and the iconic Judy Garland movie The ...

Wicked: For Good offers glimpses of this iconic moment, with Dorothy, the Scarecrow, the Tin Man and the Cowardly Lion ...

Wicked: For Good has a surprising detail, explaining the bizarre scene in The Wizard of Oz where the Scarecrow has a gun.

Unlike Dorothy’s other companions, the Cowardly Lion is a digital character, voiced in “Wicked: For Good” by Colman Domingo.

The transformation happens during the song No Good Deed. Later in the play and the film, Elphaba is seen faking her own death ...

Yes, the Wicked Witch does actually die in The Wizard of Oz film released in 1939. Fans will remember that firstly, the ...