How Production Designer Nathan Crowley Wove Together Trees And Made A Castle Float To Expand The World Of Oz In ‘Wicked: For Good’ ...Middle East

As the returning production designer from the first film, Nathan Crowley had a lot of new areas to explore in Wicked: For Good. From the seemingly floating castle Kiamo Ko to Elphaba’s forest hideaway, and even new locations within The Emerald City like Glinda’s apartment, Crowley’s work in the second film focuses more on expanding […]

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