#Brittney Johnson

[hasthecityrearranged]

Happy is what happens, when all your dreams come true

Brittney Johnson as Glinda, Broadway 2023: @starcuffedjeans’s master

[madisoncounty]

i know i'm who i am today because i knew you 20 YEARS OF WICKED: FOR GOOD idina menzel & kristin chenoweth • ana gasteyer & kate reinders • alyssa fox & mckenzie kurtz • christine dwyer & jenni barber • idina menzel & kristin chenoweth • stephanie j block & kendra kassebaum • alyssa fox & mckenzie kurtz • lindsay heather pearce & brittney johnson • idina menzel & kristin chenoweth • idina menzel, kristin chenoweth, & various elphabas and glindas of broadway

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Gelphie + shitposts

[superelphie]

coming full circle: from finale back to no one mourns the wicked

[annesboloser]

‘i know about popular!’ - brittney johnson as glinda

these are NOT my photos, i found them from a variety of screenshot websites. if these are yours and they want them removed, dm me!

[pureanonofficial]

Pink goes good with green!

[colombinna]

New trader for musicals & plays

okay so i'm brand new to this but ig we all gotta start somewhere. I have a lot of play proshots and brazilian productions though, if you're interested in those. I'm also accepting gifts to help me grow my collection!

My Encora (a few shows are missing bc i couldnt find it on their database, which is why I'm listing all my proshots in this post)

What I have for trading:

Bootlegs: Catalogued on Encora

PROSHOTS (some of the proshots are in slightly less quality than the rest):

My Fair Lady; She Loves Me Revival with Zachary Levi, Rent 2008, Jesus Christ Superstar

SHAKESPEARE IN THE PARK: Much Ado About Nothing w/ Danielle Brooks

Royal Opera House: The Magic Flute, Cendrillion, La Traviatta, The Cellist, Romeo & Juliet, The Winter's Tale

NATIONAL THEATRE: Barbershop Chronicles, A Streetcar Named Desire w/ Gilian Anderson, Treasure Island, Small Island, Anthony and Cleopatra, Donmar's Warehouse Coriolanus with Tom Hiddleston, Jane Eyre, 2017's A Midsummer's Night Dream (with Gwendoline Christie and Kit Young), Romeo and Juliet 2021, Angels in America 2017

THE GLOBE: A Midsummer's Night Dream 2013, Romeo and Juliet 2009, Merry Wives of Windsor 2019, A Winter's Tale and Two Noble Kinsmen 2018, Romeo and Juliet 2019

BRASIL: Romeo & Juliet Jukebox Musical (Romeu e Julieta ao som de Marisa Monte), Little Shop of Horrors 2018, Grease

WHAT I'M LOOKING FOR:

National Theatre's Twelfth Night 2017, Cats - The Jellicle Ball PAC NYC (any cast), Royal Opera House's Acis and Galatea, Royal Opera House's Faust, The Light in the Piazza w/ Dove Cameron

[unimportant-ramblings]

The Glinda as white feminist is like a take and it's fine but would you say that to THEM?

[cinderellaenjoyer]

I only discovered Brittney Johnson ( and that she played Glinda) recently but if anything happened to her I would kill everyone on this app and then myself

[gaywitchesthemusical]

the fact that brittney johnson was so celebrated for being broadway's first glinda of colour and the first ever black glinda ...and now her replacement + both the current broadway standby and understudy glinda are white 💀

[marybeatriceofmodena]

Welp, I never thought anyone could top Katie Rose Clarke's or Megan Hilty's renditions of Thank Goodness (which are both master classes in acting imho) but Brittney Johnson is the first one to actually make me cry during it.

[furaalhumathi]

First Ever Human Rights Declaration in human history. It was the 63rd year of the Prophet’s (PBUH) life which coincided with the close of the 10th of Hijra, which in history goes by the name of Khutbatul-Wada. According to Renowned Islamic Scholar Khalid Aalvi: “The Prophet (S.A.W.) now wanted to give final instructions to his followers because the end of his life was near, towards the end of the 10th Hijra.”

1. Equality of Human Rights: “All mankind is from Adam and Eve, and Arab has no superiority over a non-Arab nor a non-Arab has any superiority over an Arab; also a white has no superiority over black nor, a black has any superiority over white except by piety and good action.” 2. Obedience of Rights. 3. Right of life: “O people just as you regard this month, this day, this city as sacred.” 4. Eradication of Ethnicism. 5. Right to property: “Return the goods entrusted to you to their rightful owners your capital, however, is yours to keep.” 6. Right of society members: “O people, every Muslim is the brother of the other Muslim, and all the Muslims form one brotherhood.” 7. Right of workers and servants: “And your slaves I see that you feed them with such food as you eat selves, and clothe them with the same clothes that you, your selves wear.” 8. Eradication of lawlessness: “Behold! All practices of the days of ignorance are now under my feet. The blood revenge of the days of ignorance is remitted.” 9. Economic Rights: “All interests and usurious dues accruing from time to time of ignorance stand wiped out.” 10. Right of inheritance: “O people, Allah, the mighty and Exalted has ordained to every one his due share (of inheritance). Hence there is no need for a special testament for an heir (departing from the rules laid down by Shariah). 11. Newborns' Right of Ancestral Sanctity: “The child belongs to the marriage – bed, and violator of wedlock shall be punished and reckoning of their deeds rests with Allah.” 12. Right of Social Identity: “He who attributes this ancestry to other than his father claims his clientship to other them his master, the curse of Allah is upon him. 13. Rights to receive the debt: “All debts must be repaid, all borrowed property must be returned, gifts should be reciprocated and a surety must make good the loss to the assured.” 14. Right of ownership: “He who (amongst you) has any trust with him, he must return it to the owner.” 15. Women’s Right want of husbands and wives: “O people, it is true that you have certain rights with regard to your women, but they also have rights over you, remember that you have taken them as your wives only under Allah’s trust and with his permission. If they abide by your rights then to them belongs the right to be fed and clothed in kindness. Do treat your women well and be kind to them for they are your partners and committed helpers. And it is your right that they do not allow anyone to enter your house whom you do not approve of as well as never to be unchaste.” 16. Constitutional Rights: “Verify I have left amongst you that which will never head you astray, the book of Allah and my example, the sunnah, and if you follow these you will never go astray.” 17. Rights of State: “Behold! Worship you lord; and obey your rulers, and you will be admitted to the paradise of your lord.” 18. Right of law observance. 19. Rights of justice: “Beware, no one committing a crime a responsible for it but him, neither the child is responsible for the crime of his father nor the father is responsible for the crime of his child.” 20. Right of Awareness for future generations: “Let him that who is present, convey it unto him who is absent, for many people to whom the message is conveyed may be more mindful of it than the audience.” The Farewell address is equally notable for the universal message it has for mankind as a whole.

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[earith]

"Popular' from WICKED the Musical

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"Promise that you won't try to clear my name!"

[frodispatch]

Got to see her last night on Broadway after pulling up to the box office an hour before the show and asking if they had anything left. This show was INCREDIBLE. We’re only in the city for a few days so we were desperate to see a show but I couldn’t pull any tickets beforehand so resorted to running around 42nd street at night looking for ANYTHING, and with my busted hip it was quite a trip. We even walked into the back door for the Cursed Child and could’ve gotten tickets for $79 each with an obstructed view but god knows I, incredibly trans, am not gonna support JK, so we continued on our way.

We did NOT think Wicked would be available at first, but since it’s an older show, I decided at about 6PM to try, and the man behind the booth GAVE. Under $150 for 11th row CENTER. We were literally smack in the middle, it was insane. Best seats i’ve ever gotten. Flying Gravity, with the lights coming down around Elphaba hit in the most incredible way and I remembered right from the start of the show why Wicked is my favorite musical.

But since I got the tickets so quickly, we had no idea what cast to expect. I had seen Wicked on a trip to Boston with an honestly amazing Glinda my first time seeing it, so I had always envisioned that woman or Christen Chenoweth. But oh my when her bubble came down, my parter started bouncing she was so excited. We both looked at each other like “!!!! Glinda’s black !!!!”

I totally fell in love with Glinda, as I always tend to do since she’s so cute, but Brittney particularly played the character in a way that played to the audience but also rounded Glinda out more than with the original cast, in MY (expert) opinion. She played comic relief, which let Elphie steal the show, but you wanted her on stage at all moments, at least I did.

And her VOICE.

I think this was the best Broadway experience Ive ever had.

(I could also talk forever about Elphie. The last time I saw Wicked, the Elphaba actress was honestly not that good so I wasn’t used to being so rocked by the most neurodivergent lesbian in OZ, but she blew me away. The harmonies between her and Glinda… I got chills straight to the bone.)

In conclusion, Brittney is my favorite Glinda, the experience was amazing, the ableist Nessa story still annoys me, and Glinda and Elphie needed to hug more. The tension in their final moments before Elphie goes off the melt… the hug they gave was deep, and I felt it, they should’ve kissed, at least done a 🎶✨deep forehead touch✨🎶 THEY’RE IN LOVE YOUR HONOR!

Broadway’s First Black Glinda - Brittney Johnson 💚

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Does anyone have a bootleg of Lindsay Pearce & Brittney Johnson in Wicked they could send to me? 🩷🫧💚🧹