Wicked (musical) - Musical Numbers

Musical Numbers

Act I
  • "No One Mourns the Wicked" – Glinda and Citizens of Oz
  • "Dear Old Shiz" – Students and Glinda
  • "The Wizard and I" – Madame Morrible and Elphaba
  • "What is this Feeling?" – Glinda, Elphaba and Students
  • "Something Bad" – Doctor Dillamond and Elphaba
  • "Dancing Through Life" – Fiyero, Glinda, Boq, Nessarose, Elphaba and Students
  • "Popular" – Glinda
  • "I'm Not That Girl" – Elphaba
  • "One Short Day" – Elphaba, Glinda and Citizens of the Emerald City
  • "A Sentimental Man" – The Wizard
  • "Defying Gravity" – Glinda, Elphaba, Guards and Citizens of Oz
Act II
  • "No One Mourns the Wicked" (reprise) - Citizens of Oz
  • "Thank Goodness" – Glinda, Madame Morrible and Citizens of Oz
  • "The Wicked Witch of the East" – Elphaba, Nessarose and Boq
  • "Wonderful" – The Wizard and Elphaba
  • "I'm Not That Girl" (reprise) – Glinda
  • "As Long as You're Mine" – Elphaba and Fiyero
  • "No Good Deed" – Elphaba
  • "March of the Witch Hunters" – Boq and Citizens of Oz
  • "For Good" – Glinda and Elphaba
  • "Finale" – All

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