Adam Garcia

You've taken over the music.

You're choosing, are you? I know that Fitzy is usually the music guy.

I mean, there's a whole department up the end of the hallway.

But Fitzy's the music guy.

But I just got super excited because I thought, can we play this song? It all makes complete sense.

So what gives you the power? What is it? What makes sense?

I bet you did.

It was awesome.

Over in Salisbury at the Playhouse, it's In the Air Tonight, a Phil Collins and Genesis tribute.

At City Hall, you can see Adam Garcia's and Storm performing.

Lastly, at the Pavilion in Weymouth, it's Late Fame, and that's the film at one o'clock, as well as another film, The Incomer, at four and seven.

Those are your events for tomorrow, Tuesday the thirteenth of October.

Based on Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen by Dylan She- by Diane Sheldon.

Uh, starring Lindsay Lohan, Adam Garcia, Glenn Headly, and Allison Pill.

The premise is a teenage girl is convinced that her home city revolves around her until her family packs up and moves to the suburbs, where she finds herself competing for attention.

Um, the role of Lola Stepp, now we've moved on.

I think I was 14.

I'd seen shows, but I went when I was 14 with my best friend at the time, Martin, and I saw Saturday Night Fever with Adam Garcia.

I saw that too.

It was phenomenal.

And so the voice has to be right and the singing voice has to come out of the speaking voice and that has to come out of the truth of who she is and her given circumstances.

What was it like to work alongside some pretty major Broadway and West End and actual like Broadway and British legends as well, such as Idina Menzel, Adam Garcia and Miriam Margulies? And Nigel Planer.

Yes.

Honestly, you can't believe it when you say it out loud now.

Including welcoming a new life for Glinda as the first with a British accent, to working with the show's original creative team on some of the major changes and script updates that have become definitive to the West End production, and why not everything went quite to plan on that very first preview in London when it came to her first descent into Oz via the bubble, as she recalls through great laughter.

We also celebrate Kristen Chenoweth and her lasting impact on the role, why comedy is forever this Aussie's favourite medium, and working with original London co-stars like Adam Garcia and Miriam Margulies.

Plus, she celebrates the terrific team that she created with the bloody lovely Idina Menzel, including the electric feeling of playing opposite her Elphaba, how she had tears rolling down her face during every performance of Defying Gravity, and why there's truly never been a voice like it.

We also celebrate the extraordinary costumes of Susan Hilferty, the unmatched loyalty of Wicked London fans, and why it's important to never judge your character by their choices, including when faced with their more challenging moments each show.

She wasn't stagey.

She was just warm and humble and really keen to collaborate.

And, of course, my fellow countryman, Adam Garcia, who, you know, we put, I think, each other at ease because we were both Aussies.

And Miriam, who just honestly, if you want to fade into the background, you just stand near Miriam.

Yep, agree.

From Adam Garcia, who are some coaches you could see FSU hiring next?

Oh, honestly, that's a good question, and I don't know that I have a great answer yet.

I just think some of the obvious ones are Tony Elliott, if they can keep winning.

Yeah.

From Adam Garcia, do you think the USC series will ever primarily be played on Thanksgiving weekend?

Sadly, no.

Unfortunately, no.