This year, Brunswick Little Theatre’s summer show is full of families.
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For these theater families, that means dozens of rehearsals, costume fittings, making props, and learning how to change actresses from one costume into another in 30 seconds flat. In the summer, school is out and families have more time to spend together. Homick is just one of several actors in the show who will be sharing the theater experience with family this summer. “There is a very strong message of accepting people for who they are as well, which gives this show a deeper meaning for all walks of life,” he said. But it also has undertones of tolerance and unconditional love. Homick said the show is full of life and energy. Paul Homick plays Lord Farquaad, one of the lead characters in the show. “It tells a story but there is also a message delivered.” “The show is very well written, and it appeals to mass audiences of all ages,” Shrek Director Cal Chiang said.
The musical is much more than just a fairy tale, though. In the end, it’s Shrek and Fiona who find true love in each other, and everyone but Lord Farquaad lives happily ever after. They fight off a dragon and rescue Princess Fiona from a tower she was cursed at birth and must have her true love’s kiss to break it. Along the way, he’ll make friends with Donkey, a talkative and hilarious sidekick for the story’s hero. To help them return to their homes, or at least get them out of his swamp, Shrek agrees to help Lord Farquaad, would-be ruler of Duloc, find a Princess to marry. Shrek is an ogre living an unassuming life in his swamp, when a group of displaced Fairy Tale Creatures invades his space. Thanks to a hugely successful animated film, the story is familiar to many. Tickets are available from the Odell Williamson box office or through. All shows will be at Odell Williamson Auditorium on the campus of Brunswick Community College. Sunday matinee performances are July 26 and August 2 and 3 p.m. on July 24, 25, and July 31 and August 1. Performances are Friday and Saturday nights at 7:30 p.m. Director Cal Chiang Brings the Famous Film to the Stageįor two weekends this summer, the stage at Odell Williamson Auditorium will be taken over by an Ogre, a Donkey and many, many Fairy Tale Creatures as Brunswick Little Theatre presents Shrek the Musical.
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