Cynthia Erivo delivers a standout performance as Elphaba in the new movie "Wicked." The film has earned $262 million domestically and set new records for Broadway adaptations. She joins "CBS Mornings" to talk about her role and the live-sung performances.

“But we were never going for a witchy look,” she added about the making of Erivo’s character. “We were making it very real, very timeless and very connected to everybody. We weren’t going for the prosthetic fantasy version at all. Jon [M. Chu] always wanted everything real.”

Cynthia Erivo is a proponent of fans being able to sing along to songs from her musical "Wicked" at the movies, despite what theaters say.

Cynthia Erivo thinks it is "wonderful" that cinemagoers want to sing along to the songs in 'Wicked'. A stunned Chicago Bears locker room asks, ‘What the eff just happened?’ after another last-second l

As the first of the two-part Wicked films officially hit theaters, a debate about movie theater etiquette has sparked online. Social media users have argued over whether or not it's OK to sing along to the movie musical,

Cynthia Erivo shared her point of view on the ongoing internet debate on whether audiences should maintain conduct or feel free to sing along to Wicked’s classic musicals. The actress who portrayed the anomaly green-skinned witch Elphaba in the latest movie adaptation spoke to NBC about the topic at Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade on November 28.

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, whose new movie Moana 2 debuted in US theaters on November 27, 2024, divided many people online after encouraging singing in theaters. Now, he has found an ally in Wicked‘s Cynthia Erivo,

Since the release of the Wicked film in cinemas worldwide, the debate has been circulating the internet - to sing or not to sing? Cynthia Erivo weighed in on this issue!