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Musical wizard Todrick Hall heads to Oz

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Broadway star and newly minted RuPaul’s Drag Race judge Todrick Hall is heading to Australia with his Straight Outta Oz tour this June.

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The American Idol finalist has put his own twist on The Wonderful Wizard of Oz with over 20 original songs. Hall’s version tells the story of his adventure from small town Texas to the glamorous Oz Angeles; dodging falling houses, wicked witches and the Poppyrazzi.

Many know Hall from his time on TV, but the musical superstar caught the attention of millions with his viral YouTube creations and Disney parodies.

Hall has also been on the Tony award winning cast of Memphis, and is currently wearing the Kinky Boots as Lola on the Broadway stage.

Don’t miss this incredible talent at The Astor Theatre on Thursday 1st June. Tickets on sale from Tuesday 7th February at wearenice.com.au

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