Malden High goes green with ‘Shrek’

December 4, 2014 escorsello Arts, Featured, Uncategorized 2

Shrek_promoBased on the DreamWorks movie, “Shrek,” the ogre, rescues the princess and they fall in love.  Don’t miss the largest musical in the past 20 years produced by the Malden High School Play Production Class.  It’s being performed by 60 kids and two faculty members that are backstage, onstage and in the band.  Great show for all ages.

Sean Walsh – Director

Todd Cole – Music Director

Allen Phelps – Tech Director

Miranda Libkin – Choreographer

IMG_shrek castFour performances:

Thursday 7:30 p.m., Friday 7:30 p.m., Saturday 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.

Character meet-and-greet Saturday 12:30 p.m.

IMG_shrek colorful groupIMG_shrek trioIMG_shrek cuteIMG_shrek horseIMG_shrek

$5 students/seniors, $8 adults, kids under 5 free

Buy tickets at the door or main office.

–Photos by Elizabeth Scorsello

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  2. i have used a a photo of Shrek from this production as my profile photo for years and now i have fount the source of it

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