Cynthia Erivo strips “No Good Deed” down to its emotional core — her voice soaring over the haunting simplicity of a violin and cello. Joining her is legendary ballerina Misty Copeland, whose movement radiates depth, power, and vulnerability, capturing the song’s raw intensity as she steps into a bold new era following her final bow at the American Ballet Theatre.
This raw new interpretation takes “No Good Deed” in a strikingly different direction from the version audiences will hear in Wicked: For Good. Recorded live, the performance unites two artistic luminaries in perfect sync — a cinematic fusion of music and movement that embodies grace, strength and transformation.
Both Misty Copeland and Cynthia Erivo are available to speak through WWSG! Contact us to learn more about bringing these inspiring voices to your next event.
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