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Shrek the Musical is a one-of-a-kind, hilarious fairy tale in which curses are reversed, monsters get the girls, donkeys and dragons find love, and princesses are beautiful in all shapes and sizes. Grumpy, gruff, green ogre Shrek lives alone in his swamp. The world is fearful and mocking of him, and he is more than happy to leave the world to itself, in turn. Suddenly, his hermit existence is thrown open, when a group of homeless fairy tale characters — Pinocchio, the Gingerbread Man, the Three Little Pigs, and more — burst upon his swamp, seeking refuge from the persecution of the cruel, vertically-challenged Lord Farquaad. Shrek seeks out Farquaad, who offers him a deal: if Shrek rescues the Princess Fiona (whom Farquaad wishes to marry for her crown), then Farquaad will ensure the return of Shrek’s swamp by returning the fairy tale creatures to their homes. In a desperate attempt to regain his swamp’s hermetic piece, Shrek enters the world for the first time in his life. He travels to Princess Fiona’s prison, rescues her from a fire-breathing dragon, and then – scariest of all – is forced to get to know the princess as he tries to bring her back to evil Farquaad. To the determinedly unsocial ogre’s dismay, Fiona is very different from what he expected a princess to be. She may even provoke Shrek’s most novel experience yet: love.

With dazzling sets, whimsical puppetry, high energy dance numbers, and laughs by the minute, Shrek the Musical transforms the contemporary children’s book and popular animated feature film into a stage musical that is sure to entertain and make audiences believers in happy endings for all.

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1776 is a musical with music and lyrics by Sherman Edwards and a book by Peter Stone. The show is based on the events leading up to the signing of the Declaration of Independence, telling a story of the efforts of John Adams to persuade his colleagues to vote for American independence and to sign the document. The show premiered on Broadway in 1969 where it received acclaim and won three Tony Awards, including Best Musical.

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“West Side Story” is a modern retelling of “Romeo and Juliet,” set in 1950s New York City. The plot revolves around the rivalry between two teenage gangs, the Jets (white) and the Sharks (Puerto Rican), and the tragic love story of Tony, a former Jet, and Maria, the sister of the Sharks’ leader. Their forbidden romance fuels the conflict between the gangs, leading to violence, heartbreak, and ultimately, tragedy.

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The plot of The Prom revolves around a high school student, Emma, in a conservative Indiana town who is barred from attending her prom with her girlfriend. This sparks a group of self-absorbed Broadway stars to travel to the town to support Emma and champion LGBTQ+ rights, hoping to revive their own careers in the process. The musical explores themes of love, acceptance, and the power of standing up for what’s right.

Box Office open Monday – Saturday 10am-2pm or call 716-438-1130.

 Tickets:
$38|$35|$20

Box Office open Monday – Saturday 10am-2pm or call 716-438-1130.

 Tickets:
$38|$35|$20

Box Office open Monday – Saturday 10am-2pm or call 716-438-1130.

 Tickets:
$38|$35|$20

Box Office open Monday – Saturday 10am-2pm or call 716-438-1130.

 Tickets:
$38|$35|$20

Box Office open Monday – Saturday 10am-2pm or call 716-438-1130.

 Tickets:
$38|$35|$20

Box Office open Monday – Saturday 10am-2pm or call 716-438-1130.