This Week’s Picks: Take a Frozen Master Class, Kiss Zachary Quinto Farewell & Meet Oz's New Denizens

Hey. You, watching "Defying Gravity" videos on YouTube. Ever think of actually going outside? There's a whole new world of things to see and do in New York City this week! It's your last chance to swoon over Zachary Quinto in The Glass Menagerie, your first chance to welcome the new stars of Wicked to Broadway and tons more. Check out our picks for this week!


Bid the Wingfields Adieu
Ends February 23 at the Booth Theatre
Amanda, Tom and Laura Wingfield are packing up their glass animals (yes, even the hornless unicorn) for good. The heart-wrenching Broadway revival of The Glass Menagerie, starring Cherry Jones, Zachary Quinto and Celia Keenan-Bolger, is concluding its limited engagement, and it’s an absolute must-see. Click for tickets!


Talk Broadway With the Pros
February 24 at New World Stages
Ever daydream about hanging out with (almost) EGOT club member Robert Lopez, the co-composer of Frozen, or rubbing elbows with Tony-winning Pippin director Diane Paulus? Check out the TEDxBroadway conference—for 100 bucks, you get seven hours of inspirational advice from these greats and more. Click for tickets!


Welcome Rachel Potter Home
February 24 at 54 Below
Although the producers at The X Factor want us to think they discovered Rachel Potter, we know she was a Broadway showstopper way before she ever sang for Simon. The Evita alum has returned to NYC and she’s headlining her own country and Broadway mash-up concert at 54 Below. Click for tickets!


Say Hello to Four New Ozians
Beginning February 25 at the Gershwin Theatre
OK, Wicked fanatics—you officially have an excuse to catch the show one more time. The hit musical is welcoming Christine Dwyer as Elphie, Jenni Barber as Glinda, American Idol runner-up Justin Guarini as Fiyero and two-time Tony nominee Mary Testa as Madame Morrible to the merry old land of Oz. Fans, your bubble awaits. Click for tickets!


Go to Battle with Joey
February 27 at select theaters nationwide
If you missed the hit drama War Horse on Broadway, gallop on over to the historic Ziegfeld Theatre to see Albert and his best friend Joey reunite on the big screen. The National Theatre broadcast has the same awesome puppetry and moving story, so bring a big tub of popcorn and an even bigger box of tissues. Click for tickets!