The performances at the Saban Theatre in Beverly Hills will also feature Tony nominee Liz Callaway. A VIP reception with Schwartz will follow both shows. Guest conductor Dr. Timothy Seelig (San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus) will lead the 200-plus-member L.A. chorus in songs and medleys from Wicked, The Baker’s Wife, Children of Eden, Godspell, The Magic Show and Pippin, along with screen favorites from "Enchanted," "The Hunchback of Notre Dame," "Pocahontas" and "The Prince of Egypt."
Schwartz will perform several songs and accompany the GMCLA in their debut of “Testimony,” his new choral work about gay teens coming to terms with their sexuality and struggling with thoughts of suicide.
Tickets for Not Entirely Wicked range from $15 to $75; VIP tickets are $125. All are available, along with more information, by clicking here.
