Thank You Seniors
We wish we could watch you take your final bows onstage today but wanted to thank you for all your hard work over the last four years. It has been a pleasure to watch you grow over the span of several shows, season after season. You will be missed but we look forward to what you accomplish as the class of 2020.
Jackie Bobos: Fiona, Liana Boulles: Pit Orchestra, Ryan Davenport: Shrek, Emily Dross: Stage Manager, Ryan Dudlicek: Sound Manager,
Hanna Kountz: Pit Orchestra, Xavier Lopez: Set & Stage Crew, April Mendoza: Hair & Makeup, Melanie Meyer: Teen Fiona, Jesse Miller: Dragon Knight,
Gabe Mullenix: Pit Orchestra, Charles Murphy: King Herold, Madison Pearson: Costumes, Hayley Ratliff: Makeup Director, Esther Rossi: Hair Director, Kylee Taylor: Set & Stage Crew, Sarah Thomas: Costume Director, Logan Vallandigham: Set & Stage Crew, Damian Villalpando: Stage Manager,
Abby Wroblewski: Costume Diretor
Hanna Kountz: Pit Orchestra, Xavier Lopez: Set & Stage Crew, April Mendoza: Hair & Makeup, Melanie Meyer: Teen Fiona, Jesse Miller: Dragon Knight,
Gabe Mullenix: Pit Orchestra, Charles Murphy: King Herold, Madison Pearson: Costumes, Hayley Ratliff: Makeup Director, Esther Rossi: Hair Director, Kylee Taylor: Set & Stage Crew, Sarah Thomas: Costume Director, Logan Vallandigham: Set & Stage Crew, Damian Villalpando: Stage Manager,
Abby Wroblewski: Costume Diretor
The Music from ShrekSong: “Forever” from Shrek The Musical
Based on the DreamWorks Animation Motion Picture and the Book by William Steig Book and Lyrics By: David Lindsay-Abaire Music By: Jeanine Tesori Originally produced on Broadway by DreamWorks Theatricals and Neal Street Publications ublished By: Music Theatre International Sung By: Destiny Magana as Dragon Song: “Big Bright Beautiful World” from Shrek The Musical
Based on the DreamWorks Animation Motion Picture and the Book by William Steig Book and Lyrics By: David Lindsay-Abaire Music By: Jeanine Tesori Originally produced on Broadway by DreamWorks Theatricals and Neal Street Publications ublished By: Music Theatre International Sung By: Vincent Zarndt as Papa Ogre & Amiah Reinbold as Mama Ogre Edited By: Kyle Rassel Song: “Morning Person” from Shrek The Musical
Based on the DreamWorks Animation Motion Picture and the Book by William Steig Book and Lyrics By: David Lindsay-Abaire Music By: Jeanine Tesori Originally produced on Broadway by DreamWorks Theatricals and Neal Street Publications ublished By: Music Theatre International Sung By: Jackie Bobos as Fiona Song: “What's Up, Duloc?” from Shrek The Musical
Based on the DreamWorks Animation Motion Picture and the Book by William Steig Book and Lyrics By: David Lindsay-Abaire Music By: Jeanine Tesori Originally produced on Broadway by DreamWorks Theatricals and Neal Street Publications Published By: Music Theatre International Sung By: Kyle Rassel as Lord Farquaad We didn’t want all of our hard work to go without anyone seeing (or hearing!) it, so please have a listen! This is the first of several videos we will be posting through out the week and beyond!
Song: “Don’t Let Me Go” from Shrek The Musical Based on the DreamWorks Animation Motion Picture and the Book by William Steig Book and Lyrics By: David Lindsay-Abaire Music By: Jeanine Tesori Originally produced on Broadway by DreamWorks Theatricals and Neal Street Publications Published By: Music Theatre International Sung By: Elijah Neal as Donkey Song: “Who I'd Be” from Shrek The Musical
Based on the DreamWorks Animation Motion Picture and the Book by William Steig Book and Lyrics By: David Lindsay-Abaire Music By: Jeanine Tesori Originally produced on Broadway by DreamWorks Theatricals and Neal Street Publications Published By: Music Theatre International Sung By: Ryan Davenport as Shrek |
An Update On Our Spring SeasonHello all,
With the decision from Governor Holcomb to cancel the remainder of our school year, this also includes our performances of Shrek The Musical. We will not be rescheduling into the summer as a result of the unforeseen events stemming from COVID-19. To all our students who have worked so hard over the first half of the semester, this was not the outcome they expected or hoped for. We are still so very proud of the skills they have learned, the new friends they have met through our program, and for the family they continue to support and connect with as part of The GTC. For our seniors, they are grieving the loss of not being able to perform their last show on our stage. While we understand the circumstances and want everyone to continue to stay healthy, our hearts break for them in these missed experiences. We look forward to the day when we will get to perform again. Our hope for you and your families is continued health and brighter days ahead. We look forward to seeing everyone again for our next production, coming November, 2020. Much love! The Griffith Theatre Company |