Natalie Anderson, Cassidy Janson (u/s), Sarah Earnshaw (u/s), Natalie McQueen (u/s) Doctor Dillamond: Paul Clarkson, Steven Pinder, Chris Jarman Melbourne (2008–2015) Elphaba: Jemma Rix, Pippa Grandison, Carmen Cusack (s/b) Glinda: Suzie Mathers Fiyero: David Harris The Wonderful Wizard of Oz: Bert Newton, Reg Livermore, Simon Gallaher Madame Morrible: Geraldine Turner 1st, 2nd, & 3rd UK/Ireland National Tours (2013–) Elphaba: Ashleigh Gray The Wonderful Wizard of Oz/Doctor Dillamond: Steven Pinder Musical numbers Act I "No One Mourns the Wicked" — Glinda, Ozians, Elphaba's Mother, Elphaba's Father, Midwife and Salesman "Dear Old Shiz" — Students and Galinda "The Wizard and I" — Madame Morrible and Elphaba "What Is This Feeling?" — Galinda, Elphaba and Students "Something Bad" — Doctor Dillamond and Elphaba "Dancing Through Life" — Fiyero, Boq, Nessarose, Elphaba and Galinda "Popular" — Galinda "I'm Not That Girl" — Elphaba "One Short Day" — Elphaba, Glinda, Show Chorus and Citizens of the Emerald City "A Sentimental Man" — Wizard "Defying Gravity" — Elphaba, Glinda, Guards and Ozians Act II "No One Mourns the Wicked" (Reprise) – Ensemble "Thank Goodness" — Glinda, Madame Morrible and Ozians "The Wicked Witch of the East" — Nessarose, Elphaba and Boq "Wonderful" — Wizard and Elphaba "I'm Not That Girl" (Reprise) — Glinda "As Long As You're Mine" — Elphaba and Fiyero "No Good Deed" — Elphaba "March of the Witch-Hunters" — Ensemble and Boq "For Good" — Elphaba and Galinda "Finale" — Glinda, Ensemble and Elphaba Note: "The Wicked Witch of the East" is the only major piece to not be featured on the cast recording, as the producers felt "the song included too much dialogue and would give some of the plot away to people who have not seen the show." Music and recordings Music analysis The score of Wicked is heavily thematic, bearing in some senses more resemblance to a film score than a traditional musical score. While many musical scores employ new motifs and melodies for each song with little overlap, Schwartz integrated a handful of leitmotifs throughout the production. Some of these motifs indicate irony – for example, when Glinda presents Elphaba with a "ghastly" hat in "Dancing Through Life," the score reprises a theme from "What Is This Feeling?" a few scenes earlier. Two musical themes in Wicked run throughout the score. Although Schwartz rarely reuses motifs or melodies from earlier works, the first – Elphaba's theme – came from