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Thu, Dec 10 2009 | Published in TV

“Glee” gets new broadway star

By: HollywoodNews.com

“Glee” is in negotiations to have broadway star Idina Menzel join the cast as Will Schuester’s new rival according to The Hollywood Reporter. Menzel will make her first “Glee” debut in the next episode as the head coach of Vocal Adrenaline who is Mckinley High’s main competition.

Menzel has won a Tony for her performance on “Wicked” and her co-star from broadway, Kristin Chenoweth, already made a guest appearance on the show this season.

Tags: broadway, GLEE, idina menzel, wicked, will schuster

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