Sentence examples for wicked show from inspiring English sources

That's when you know that this wild, wicked show is not just a screamfest after all; it's a pretty good piece of theater.

A wicked show-and-go by Cipriani set up Johnny Leota for a try, before the man of the moment slotted two penalties in the final quarter.

Ms. Neuwirth's character has little of the wicked, show-off brassiness she brought to the revival of "Chicago," in which she triumphantly co-starred with Ms. Reinking.

Staged by Joe Mantello (who directed the fat fairy-tale cash cow "Wicked"), this show feels assembled by an emulous shopaholic who looked around at the tourist-drawing hits of the last decade and said: "I want some of that.

Highlights so far have included new plays by Athol Fugard and Nina Raine and a deliciously wicked Christmas show written by Carol Ann Duffy, while 2011 brings the return of Mike Leigh, directing his 1979 play Ecstasy, a new royal drama by Howard Brenton and visits from both the RSC and Propeller.

Fundamental Evangelist Doug Sehorne got a nasty shock when he realized that the image he had chosen for the cover of his e-book, "Bible Principles of Child Discipline from the Book of Proverbs)," was in fact a picture of a famous family from a "wicked TV show involving a gay couple!" according to his Facebook page.

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Surveys taken of "Wicked" audiences showed that while the number of attendees under 18 was about double the average, they still made up less than one-fifth of the audiences over all (a full quarter of the audiences were over 50).

A wicked character shows up and that encourages the child to sort out and focus their internal angers externally and more appropriately than he or she might otherwise.

Say the name Stephen Schwartz, and you think Broadway — especially "Wicked," the hit show that's been packing them in since 2003.

When he appeared on TV wearing a T-shirt that advertised "Wicked" (the Broadway show), the deal was sealed: Mr. Kelly loves musical comedy.