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Kristin Chenoweth & Idina Menzel's 12-Year Wicked Reunion Has Us Bawling
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By Alexander KirkMay 06 2016 / 2:17 PM
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The original Galinda and Elphaba from Broadway’s blockbuster musical Wicked just reunited for one of the most emotional renditions of ‘For Good’ we’ve ever witnessed.
Teaming up for the #OutOfOz acoustic YouTube series, Kirstin Chenoweth and Idina Menzel honored Wicked and its producer David Stone. The two haven’t performed together in over 12 years, and their reunion does not disappoint. Glory be to Oz!

    

The hug at the end has us all in a puddle on the floor. No biggie.
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