ZANESVILLE - The Zane Trace Players continue its 2019 season with "Shrek the Musical" sponsored by the Ohio Arts Council. The musical based on the 2001 DreamWorks animated film is from a 1990 book by ...

"Shrek The Musical," directed and choreographed by Casey Paradies, is no predictable fairytale fantasy. A colorful cast of familiar fairytale characters, disillusioned by life and unkept promises of ...

In a fun and heartwarming tale that many of us know well, "Shrek the Musical" tells the story of an embittered ogre named Shrek whose peaceful swamp home is taken over by fairy tale creatures banished ...

The first run of "Shrek" films came to an end around 15 years ago, but it received a couple spin-offs after, so you might be ...

In the musical Shrek Jr., based on the popular animated film, the lovable ogre Shrek’s peaceful life is disrupted when Lord Farquaad banishes fairy tale creatures to his swamp. Shrek sets off on a ...

Kiski Area High School is set to unleash everyone’s favorite ogre and fairy tale creatures with its upcoming production of “Shrek The Musical.” Director Robert Capanna said he wanted to present a fun ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. This Halloween, Donkey is inviting fairy ...

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WCHS) — Bringing the Oscar-winning DreamWorks Animation film to life, "Shrek The Musical" features an ogre as an unlikely hero. The grumpy green giant just wants to be left alone in ...

"Shrek" premiered in 2001, and there are some jokes and details you may have missed. There are innuendos in the film, including one about Lord Farquaad "compensating" for something. "Shrek" makes a ...

Students of Camillus Middle School will perform “Shrek the Musical” as their 2019 fall performance. The story is about a hulking green ogre Shrek (Angelo Procopio) who, after being mocked and feared ...

Once upon a time, an ogre named Shrek lived in a mythical but nonetheless insalubrious swamp. He was green. He was overweight. He liked to take mud showers. He made candles out of his own earwax.

It’s the tale of everyone’s favorite ogre. When you hear the name “Shrek,” it’s not hard to picture the image of that ugly green hero. And beginning tomorrow, Friday, March 22, through a run up to ...