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** The Broadway ProShot is missing the song "Forever" because it replaced the original song "Donkey Pot Pie" between the original Broadway run and the U.S. tour. The song contains a lot of Dragon's motivations (she's annoyed that she's a glorified babysitter and no one will ever want to rescue ''her'') and the reason Donkey becomes attracted to her (in stating that Fiona's not his type, he declares he "likes a big, big girl"). These songs were released as singles after after the Broadway production closed.
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** The Broadway ProShot [=ProShot=] is missing the song "Forever" because it replaced the original song "Donkey Pot Pie" between the original Broadway run and the U.S. tour. The song contains a lot of Dragon's motivations (she's annoyed that she's a glorified babysitter and no one will ever want to rescue ''her'') and the reason Donkey becomes attracted to her (in stating that Fiona's not his type, he declares he "likes a big, big girl"). These songs were released as singles after after the Broadway production closed.
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** Shrek's cynicism comes from a harsh life of learning that ogres are the biggest recipients of FantasticRacism out there and having his dreams of maybe getting to be a hero crushed by that harsh life.
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** Shrek's cynicism comes from a harsh life of learning that ogres are the biggest recipients of FantasticRacism out there and having his dreams of maybe getting to be a hero crushed by that harsh life. The first song also explains how he was raised and came to his swamp home.
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** Farquaad's short stature and FantasticRacism turns out to be because [[spoiler: he's actually [[SnowWhiteAndTheSevenDwarves Grumpy]]'s son.]]
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** Farquaad's short stature and FantasticRacism turns out to be because [[spoiler: he's [[spoiler:he's actually [[SnowWhiteAndTheSevenDwarves Grumpy]]'s son.]]
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** The Broadway ProShot is missing the song "Forever" because it replaced the original song "Donkey Pot Pie" between the original Broadway run and the U.S. tour. The song contains a lot of Dragon's motivations (she's annoyed that she's a glorified babysitter and no one will ever want to rescue ''her'') and the reason Donkey becomes attracted to her (in stating that Fiona's not his type, he declares he "likes a big, big girl"). These song were released as singles after after the Broadway production closed.
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** The Broadway ProShot is missing the song "Forever" because it replaced the original song "Donkey Pot Pie" between the original Broadway run and the U.S. tour. The song contains a lot of Dragon's motivations (she's annoyed that she's a glorified babysitter and no one will ever want to rescue ''her'') and the reason Donkey becomes attracted to her (in stating that Fiona's not his type, he declares he "likes a big, big girl"). These song songs were released as singles after after the Broadway production closed.
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* FreudianExcuse: Lord Farquaad's backstory is delivered in "The Ballad of Farquaad" about [[MissingMom his mother]] that died when he was young and his [[ParentalNeglect distant father]] that [[ParentalAbandonment left him alone in the woods]] when he was younger. [[spoiler: Subverted later when it turns out that his past [[UnreliableNarrator wasn't as hopeless as he made it out to be]].]]
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* FreudianExcuse: Lord Farquaad's backstory is delivered in "The Ballad of Farquaad" about [[MissingMom his mother]] that died when he was young and his [[ParentalNeglect distant father]] that [[ParentalAbandonment left him alone in the woods]] when he was younger. [[spoiler: Subverted [[spoiler:Subverted later when it turns out that his past [[UnreliableNarrator wasn't as hopeless as he made it out to be]].]]
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** The Broadway ProShot is missing the song "Forever" because it replaced the original song "Donkey Pot Pie" between the original Broadway run and the U.S. tour. The song contains a lot of Dragon's motivations (she's annoyed that she's a glorified babysitter and no one will ever want to rescue ''her'') and the reason Donkey becomes attracted to her (in stating that Fiona's not his type, he declares he "likes a big, big girl"). All though this song if featured on the Broadway cast recording.
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** The Broadway ProShot is missing the song "Forever" because it replaced the original song "Donkey Pot Pie" between the original Broadway run and the U.S. tour. The song contains a lot of Dragon's motivations (she's annoyed that she's a glorified babysitter and no one will ever want to rescue ''her'') and the reason Donkey becomes attracted to her (in stating that Fiona's not his type, he declares he "likes a big, big girl"). All though this These song if featured on were released as singles after after the Broadway cast recording.production closed.
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''Shrek The Musical'' (music by Jeanine Tesori, book and lyrics by Creator/DavidLindsayAbaire) is an adaptation of the Creator/DreamWorksAnimation film ''WesternAnimation/Shrek1'' as a stage musical. It opened on Broadway in 2008 after a trial run in Seattle. Multiple touring productions followed, and it is now available for independent productions.
A recording of a performance of it is available on DVD and Amazon.
A recording of a performance of it is available on DVD and Amazon.
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''Shrek The Musical'' (music by Jeanine Tesori, book and lyrics by Creator/DavidLindsayAbaire) is an adaptation of the Creator/DreamWorksAnimation film ''WesternAnimation/Shrek1'' as a stage musical. It opened on Broadway in 2008 after a trial run in Seattle. Multiple touring and international productions followed, and it is now available for independent productions.
A professional recording ofa performance of it the original Broadway production is available on DVD and Amazon.
A professional recording of
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* BreakingTheFourthWall: The still-living prisoners of Dragon tell Donkey the reason they weren't incinerated is that she keeps them around to sing backup.
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* BreakingTheFourthWall: The In the revised version, the still-living prisoners of Dragon tell Donkey the reason they weren't incinerated is that she keeps them around to sing backup.
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* WelcomingSong: "Welcome to Duloc/What's Up, Duloc?", the former song being ripped straight from the original film.
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* WelcomingSong: "Welcome to Duloc/What's Up, Duloc?", the former first part of the song being ripped straight from the original film.
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* EarlyBirdCameo: Puss in Boots, the IconicSequelCharacter from the film series, is given a quick cameo during "Travel Song". That being said, there’s currently no Shrek 2 musical.
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* EarlyBirdCameo: Puss in Boots, the IconicSequelCharacter from the film series, is given a quick cameo during "Travel Song". Song,” as do Fiona’s parents, King Harold and Queen Lillian, in “Big, Bright, Beautiful World.” That being said, there’s currently no Shrek 2 musical.
