Meredith Coviello
Meredith Coviello
Episode 206: "i feel wicked" -- my breakdown of "wicked" & how it truly altered my brain chemistry
Episode 206: "i feel wicked" -- my breakdown of "wicked" & how it truly altered my brain chemistry
Episode 206: "i feel wicked" -- my breakdown of "wicked" & how it truly altered my brain chemistry
Wednesday 4th December 2024
Meredith Coviello breaks down 'Wicked' and shares how the film adaptation has deeply impacted her. Tune in for an engaging discussion on acceptance and identity.
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Episode Overview
- The film adaptation of 'Wicked' has profoundly impacted Meredith's perspective.
- Casting choices like Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo have elevated the story.
- Themes of acceptance and resistance are central to 'Wicked'.
- Meredith draws parallels between 'Wicked' and current societal issues.
- Multiple viewings reveal new details and deepen appreciation.
Seeing 'Wicked' on screen is tenfold - the costumes, the faces, the emotions - it's truly altered my brain chemistry.
In this episode of Sweat & Reflect, Meredith Coviello takes you on a journey through the magical world of 'Wicked' - the film adaptation that has left her utterly transformed. If you're a fan of the book or the musical, you'll appreciate Meredith's enthusiasm and detailed breakdown of the movie's impact on her. From the casting choices to the intricate costumes and emotional performances, she covers it all with the passion of a true theatre lover.
Meredith shares how seeing 'Wicked' multiple times has allowed her to notice new details and deepen her appreciation for the story and its characters. She discusses the themes of acceptance, identity, and resistance against oppression that are woven throughout the narrative, drawing parallels to our current societal issues. The episode isn't just a review; it's an exploration of how art can reflect and influence our lives.
Meredith's reflections are heartfelt and relatable, making this episode a must-listen for anyone who loves musicals or is curious about the power of storytelling. By the end, you'll be eager to watch 'Wicked' yourself and see if it has the same brain-altering effect on you!