Kristin Chenoweth teases Broadway reunion with Idina Menzel

• Kristin Chenoweth and Idina Menzel originated in the role of Glinda and Elphaba in Broadway’s initial run of Evil
• The two made a surprise camera on 2024’s adaptation on the screen
• In 2003 Chenoweth was nominated at a second Tony price for her Evil performance

Kristin Chenoweth and Idina Menzel Maybe just cooperate again.

After the duo has made a fan bent come in 2024’s Evil Film, the Tony Award winner shared with people if she is looking to reunite with Menzel, 53, in either an original Broadway show or revival.

“I have one in mind, but I can’t say,” Chenoweth, 56, teased at opening night Stephen Sondheim’s old friends on Broadway Tuesday, April 8th.

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Chenoweth and Menzel has its origin in the role of glinda and elfaba In Broadway’s original run of Evil 2003. The initial production won the Three Tony Awards and the original Cast album received a Grammy Award.

While the 2024 adaptation of the musical offered new faces to the franchise – Ariana Grande Like glinds and Cynthia Erivo As elphaba – og -actresses reunited for one Surprise Comeo Written specifically for them.

During “A short day” Chenoweth and Menzel appear as an actor in the “Wizomania” performance and tells the story of the magician and Grimmerie.

About it Schmigadoon! Star will appear in Wicked: For good Is up in the air, as Chenoweth said she “can’t say” definitely if she would be back.

However, it is safe to say that the duo is always ready for a chance to perform together.

Chenoweth and Menzel recently performed a impromptu Evil duet Following Menzel’s performance in Redved At the Nederlander Theater in New York City on Thursday, April 3.

The two performed “for good”, the iconic duet from Evil It closes the musical, after two people in the audience invite $ 8,000 each to hear them sing as part of the industry’s annual spring collection campaign, Broadway Cares.

Despite some bumps in the performance, with the two who started over a few times, Menzel and Chenoweth got a standing ovation from the audience.