Photo Coverage: 3-D Theatricals Presents the Press Opening Night of SHREK THE MUSICAL
SHREK THE MUSICAL opened at the Louis E Plummer Auditorium on July 19, 2013. BroadwayWorld has a first look at the opening night curtain call below!
Book and Lyrics by David Lindsay-Abaire, music by Jeanine Tesori, director: David F.M. Vaughn, choreographer: Justin Greer, musical director/conductor: Julie Lamoureux, producers: Daniel Dawson, Gretchen Dawson, Jeanette Dawson.Full of all-new songs, great dancing and breathtaking scenery, SHREK THE MUSICAL is part romance, part twisted fairy tale and all irreverent fun for everyone! Based on the Academy-Award winning Dreamworks film!
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The company at curtain call.
The company at curtain call.
The company at curtain call.
Brennley Faith Brown and company at curtain call.
Daniel Dawson, Alex Ellis, an company at curtain call.
The company at curtain call.
David F.M. Vaughn at curtain call.
Daniel Dawson, Brandon Armstrong, David F.M. Vaughn, and Alex Ellis
Daniel Dawson, Brandon Armstrong, Melissa WolfKlain, and Alex Ellis
Melissa WoflKlain and company at curtain call.
Melissa WolfKlain and company at curtain call.
T.J. Dawson and company at curtain call.
T.J. Dawson and company at curtain call.
The company.
Melissa WolfKlain and T.J. Dawson
Melissa WolfKlain and T.J. Dawson
Melissa WolfKlain and T.J. Dawson with Robert Ramirez, Drew R. Williams, and Arthur L. Ross
The company.
Jenna Gillespie, Hadley Belle Miller, and Brennley Faith Brown
Brandon Armstrong and Amber J. Snead
Brandon Armstrong and Amber J. Snead
David F.M. Vaughn with Alison Boresi, Emily King Brown, and Alex Ellis
David F.M. Vaughn with Emily King Brown, and Alex Ellis
The company
Alex Mendoza and Robert Ramirez
Brandon Breault, Alex Ellis, and Christine Lakin
Steven Stanley and Audrey Curd
Producer Gretchen Dawson with Bobby Bennett and Alex Bartosch
Producer Gretchen Dawson and Director David F.M. Vaughn
David F.M. Vaughn and Melissa WolfKlain
Melissa WolfKlain and Arthur L. Ross
Johnny Machesko and Daniel Dawson
Jordan Lamoureux, T.J. Dawson, and Micaela Mendoza
Christian Anderson, Amber J. Snead, and Derek Lux
Hadley Belle Miller, Melissa WolfKlain, and Brennley Faith Brown
Daniel Dawson, Susan Dawson, and Gretchen Dawson
Jim Dawson, Daniel Dawson, Susan Dawson, Gretchen Dawson, and T.J. Dawson
Laleh Khorsandi, Amber J. Snead, and Jon M. Wailin
Sydney Blair, Laleh Khorsandi, Amber J. Snead, and Jon M. Wailin
Brandon Armstrong, T.J. Dawson, Marc Wheeler, and Steven Stanley
Melissa WolfKlain, Brandon Armstrong, and T.J. Dawson
Amber J. Snead and Brandon Armstrong
David F.M. Vaughn and Keith A. Bearden
Grant Cornish, Amber J. Snead, and Alex Ellis
Emilie Lafontaine, Brennley Faith Brown, and Hadley Belle Miller
Brennley Faith Brown, Emilie Lafontaine, T.J. Dawson, and Hadley Belle Miller
Amber J. Snead, Emilie Lafontaine, Michael Cavinder, and T.J. Dawson
Amber J. Snead, Sydney Blair, and Michael Cavinder
Emilie Lafontaine and Hadley Belle Miller
Sydney Blair and Brennley Faith Brown
Brandon Armstrong, Julie Lamoureux, and Coe Lamoureux
Keith A. Bearden and Daniel Guzman
Laleh Khorsandi and David F. M. Vaughn
Music Director Julie Lamoureux and Director David F.M. Vaughn
Michael Cavinder and Sydney Blair
T.J. Dawson and Johnny Machesko
T.J. Dawson and Emily King Brown
Daniel Dawson and Amber J. Snead
Micaela Mendoza and Jordan Lamoureux
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