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This all leads to climactic chaos that blows through Oz like, oh, some sort of fast-rotating meteorological phenomenon.

She plays the part perfectly with the look of an obsessed stalker as she shamelessly sings about the 'voice in her brain' before singing the guitar section.

Alli hits the notes spot on and the way she goes from nearly screaming 'screw loose, clinically certified' to creepily stating how 'a panel of doctors tried to lock her away' is impressive! The song is written so cleverly and I love the comedy thoughout the song as much as I love the amazing belts! Alli pulls off the character with ease and I love hearing the audience laugh along in the video to the left from the show.

The lines 'it's so hard to be 16 and schizo' and 'screw loose, clinically certified' are completely amazing! I think I found the song after watching videos on YouTube of Alli playing Wicked's Glinda alongside Donna Vivino's Elphaba who are both just incredible but I'll talk about that another time! There is bonding, and there are boy troubles — both Glinda and Elphaba fall for the slumming prince Fiyero laid-back but dashing Andy Kelso.

The interview with Seth is the most recent video and it's interesting to see how Alli's voice has grown over the years! Saturdays; 1 and 6:30 p.

I love seeing behind the scenes explanations of why things are the way they are in songs and shows so I found it extremely interesting! And the toppest notch just might be a Glinda for all time: Alli Mauzey, whose extra-prissy witch has a riotous but slightly disturbing edge to her perk, like a cheerleader with a bad helium habit.

I haven't watched the full show but it's floating around on YouTube so I'll definitely watch it at some point! Thursdays-Fridays; 2 and 7:30 p.

Now this is where it gets even better! The song starts at 3:10 for those interested! Screw loose, that's what they say I've got Or maybe they think I'm not Playing with a full deck But, hey, what the heck can I do? And they said being a witch was no way to make a living.

Oh and in the video above, they mention that there is no cast recording available but last year they released one! The song includes a steel guitar instrumental which is sung by the vocalist which Alli says was added in by the writers but the parts where the song jumps up an octave were created by herself.

If you're intrigued then watch the video on the right and I highly recommend that you do! It takes only a tiny bit of courage to say that this mass-appeal musical has its moments of genuine art.

Tuesdays-Wednesdays no performance July 4 ; 7:30 p.