Shrek - The Musical News

 
Peter Marks: Theater Is Mostly Local, So Critics' Words Still Matter
Washington Post
... machine behind a tepidly reviewed, tourist-driven show like "Shrek the Musical," and that support surely helps extend the life of a clunky production. ...

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Washington Post
"Billy Elliot, The Musical" "Next to Normal" "Rock of Ages" "Shrek ...
Newsday
David Alvarez, Trent Kowalik, and Kiril Kulish, "Billy Elliot, The Musical" Gavin Creel, "Hair" Brian d'Arcy James, "Shrek The Musical" Constantine Maroulis ...
SHREK THE MUSICAL's 'Gingy' To Twitter Live From The Tony Awards 6/7Broadway World
Seattle's Shrek and Sher in the 63rd Tony AwardsExaminer.com
The spotlight shines on BroadwayBuffalo News
The Express Times - LehighValleyLive.com -Playbill.com -MLive.com
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Shrek the Musical
Time Out New York
The latest singing-green-monster star to be minted on Broadway is Shrek, the grouchy, stinky, nasty-looking ogre made famous in a series of DreamWorks ...

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SHREK Cast To Be Honored By Council Member Larry Seabrook At City ...
Broadway World
Shrek The Musical is an entirely new musical adaptation, based on the story and characters from William Steig's book Shrek, as well as the Dreamworks ...

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Seattle Times
Kate Whoriskey: New Intiman Theatre leader credits SCR
Los Angeles Times
Bottom photo: Daniel Breaker, center, as Donkey in "Shrek: The Musical" with Sutton Foster, left, and Brain d'Arcy James; credit: Andrew H. Walker / Getty ...
Acclaimed New York director to replace Sher at IntimanSeattle Post Intelligencer
Whoriskey to take helm at IntimanVariety
Kate Whoriskey to replace Bartlett Sher at IntimanSeattle Times

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Variety
'Avenue Q' reaches end of road
Variety
Helmed by Jason Moore ("Shrek the Musical"), "Avenue Q" is produced by Kevin McCollum, Robyn Goodman, Jeffrey Seller, the Vineyard and the New Group.

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Re: Shrek the Musical?
Theatreport.com
Probably best to play it safe, right? A nice, family piece that's familiar, non-threatening, and age-appropriate. How about Shrek?

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