Kristin Chenoweth, Oklahoma’s sweetheart, a little bit WICKED

Kristin Chenoweth starred in WICKED, a captivating show with dynamic performances and stunning costumes, tells a profound story of love, friendship, betrayal, courage, and forgiveness. Despite Kristin’s absence, the production continues to mesmerize audiences. Delve into the history of Broken Arrow, the hometown of Kristin, to uncover intriguing facts. Click to keep reading!

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Kristin Chenoweth, still a little bit WICKED

Kristin Chenoweth’s memoir, “A Little Bit Wicked: Life, Love, and Faith in Stages,” offers a candid and humorous look into her successful career as a singer and actress, as well as her personal life. From her Oklahoma roots to her achievements on stage, screen, and television, the memoir showcases her unwavering faith, resilience in coping…

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Kristin Chenoweth starred in WICKED on Broadway

WICKED- cover of a program from the musical

Although Kristin no longer performs in it, other actresses bring Glinda and Elphaba to life with singing, non-stop action, and gorgeous costumes.

It may be based on a children’s story, but WICKED is a touching saga of love, friendship, betrayal, courage, and forgiveness. Don’t miss it if you have a chance to see it.

Listen to the WICKED album on Amazon Music (affiliate link).

Do you wonder why Kristin’s hometown is named Broken Arrow? Find out here.

History of the name of Broken Arrow

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15 thoughts on “Kristin Chenoweth, Oklahoma’s sweetheart, a little bit WICKED”

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  4. A great book review. I know the story of Solomon in the Bible and I think it is a wonderful way for her to view her birth mother’s love for her. Thank you for sharing with #BloggingGrandmothersLinkParty

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    1. Dr. Elise, that is exactly how to describe it; a conundrum-puzzling and difficult to understand. Both for her and for us. I truly felt sorry for her as she expressed her feelings about the situation, she seems like a loving and caring person who expects the same in return. Yes, a conundrum.

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  8. This is an inspiring yet lighthearted story full of interesting information. A positive story that we will feature on the Blogger’s Pit Stop.
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