As the live action version of gravity defying Broadway and West End musical Wicked hits our screens, revisit the 1939 classic
The Wizard of Oz (1939)
As the live action version of gravity defying Broadway and West End musical Wicked hits our screens, revisit the 1939 classic Wizard of Oz. Dorothy (Judy Garland) is an innocent farm girl who gets swept away in a tornado with her dog Toto. She arrives in a magical place called Oz. While trying to find her way home, she makes friends and enemies.
What Sacha has to say:
Today, in popular culture, the witch can be reframed as a misunderstood hero, or as a victim of her society’s religious paranoia and patriarchal expectations. Witches have gathered legions of queer fans, who read books, craft cosplay and attend musicals that recast witches and witchcraft as free and accepting.
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