Kristin Chenoweth Shares Memories and Letter from Idina Menzel on Wicked's 20th Anniversary; Both Dismiss Ongoing Feud Rumors

Menzel and Chenoweth Celebrate Two Decades of Wicked, Dispel Feud Rumors; Chenoweth Reflects on Menzel's Support During Tony's and Their Shared Character Development

Kristin Chenoweth and Idina Menzel celebrate the 20th anniversary of Wicked, the hit Broadway musical they originated, by sharing special memories and a letter they exchanged on the opening night. They dismiss ongoing feud rumors by highlighting their supportive relationship over the years.
Chenoweth shared a heartfelt full-page letter from Menzel given to her on the opening night of Wicked, displaying the mutual respect and affection they had for each other since the beginning.
Wicked, which debuted on Broadway on October 30, 2003, has continued its successful run for two decades and is still playing. An upcoming film adaptation of the musical, first announced in 2016, is set to hit theaters in 2024.
Both Chenoweth and Menzel debunk the rumors about them not getting along off-stage during the time of Wicked, attributing their difficult moments to personal struggles and the intense nature of the show. They emphasize a supportive and understanding bond they had and still have.
Reflecting on their time in Wicked, Chenoweth and Menzel express their pride in the impact their roles had and continue to have on successors and fans alike. They note that the success of other women in their roles means they've done their jobs well.

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