elizabeth and oliviaMar 31st, 2005 - 15:43:25

i love you cant wait till the movie!! ilove you we whatever bye email me
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janb in chicago suburbFeb 27th, 2006 - 20:11:58

I am planning a special birthday for my 10-yr old niece and thought taking her to see Wicked would be fun. People who have read the book suggested the play may not be suitable for a young girl. I'd love to hear your comments. Should I take her or not? Thanks for your input!

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Kelly in EnglandMar 7th, 2006 - 22:41:25

Hey janb in Chicago! I would recommend taking your niece when she's a bit older as well. I think she would appreciate it a lot more and understand it a bit better. It's an amazing play though, a few more years and you'll both be hooked!

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LEEJun 22nd, 2006 - 15:55:31

CAN ANYONE TELL ME THE RUN TIME OF THE 2PM MATINEE PERFORMANCE. TRYING TO DO SOME PLANNING?

PLEASE E-MAIL TO 'lmannheimer@ctlusa.com'

THANKS FOR THE HELP,

LEE

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KCJun 30th, 2006 - 20:26:21

I think Wicked is for anyone who can appreciate anything fun. the performance is very much toned down from the book, and you can enjoy it no matter what your age. What you take from it may depend on your age, but I think that is true for all things!!!

Everyone deserves a chance to 'defy gravity'

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AgirlinloveSep 29th, 2006 - 01:56:04

Wicked was the most wonderful thing I have ever seen. I think it is perfectly suitable for a 10 year old! Take her! You won't regret it! I fully intend to see it several more times.

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defying gravityJan 18th, 2007 - 23:48:58

I think wicked is the best play for any age! It has brought much joy into my life.I recomend going to see it! (I do give much needed heed toward the book. It is highly grotess!)

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