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Shrek the Musical Fairy Tale Creatures Cast List Gingy – Adelia Haines Pinocchio – Logan Overturf Big Bad Wolf – Zach Abrams Shrek – James Long Shrek Understudy – Blake Brinsa Three Little Pigs Briksi - Ziona Patterson Youngest Fiona – Straw Baby - Emi Scarlett Abby Zimmerman Styx - Josie Hougham Teen Fiona – Kaylee Peraza Princess Fiona – Miyon Roston White Rabbit – Erica Burnett Ogress Fiona – Fairy Godmother – Sadie Waggerman Madison Bogart Peter Pan – DeSean Harrison Donkey – Jordon Prince Wicked Witch – Aarika Wilson Donkey Understudy – Sugar Plum Fairy – Zach Abrams Madison Coonce Tooth Fairy – Abby Dixon Lord Farquaad – Kyle Villaverde Ugly Duckling – Paige Hutson Lord Farquaad Understudy – Blake Brinsa/Zach Abrams Three Bears Papa Bear - Blake Brinsa Mama Bear – Audrey Resch Dragon – Alyna Mathews Baby Bear - Hunter Murray Dragon Understudy – Madison Coonce Mad Hatter – Derek Walsh Dragonettes Humpty Dumpty - Brimstone – Audrey Resch Quincy Knighten Smokey - Madison Coonce Humpty Dumpty Understudy - Ashley Summers Elf – Makayla Gandara Dwarf – Julien Harrison Three Blind Mice Captain Thelonius – 1. Kristina King Jadin Douglas 2. Alexis Baynon Duloc Guards 3. Molly Bryant 1. Julian Harrison 2. Quincy Jackson Bluebird – Kaylee Peraza 3. Donovan Ortiz 4. Adrian Craigmiles Bishop – Adrian Craigmiles Knights Little Shrek – Liam White 1. Israel Aguilar Mama Ogre – 2. Hunter Murray Delaney Bresnahan 3. Drake Zion Papa Ogre – Tyler Freeman 4. Jadin Douglas King Harold – Donovan Ortiz Queen Lillian – Pied Piper – Rusty Lasiter Sadie Waggerman Pied Piper’s Rats 1. Jaelee Pittel 2. Gavin Davis 3. Bella Rodriguez 4. Natalie Bryant 5. Julian Harrison 6. Kristina King 7. Elva Rodriguez 8. Quincy Jackson Angry Mob Happy People Natalie Bryant Marissa Pendergrast Julien Harrison Drake Zion Cara Emerson Hannah Schoonover Sam Littlecreek Angelina Hess Kristina King Ashley Summers Duloc Performers 1. Elva Rodriguez 2. Yesenia Jones 3. Cara Emerson 4. Alexis Baynon 5. Donavan Ortiz 7. Maricela Parra 8. Courtney Ferro Movement Ensemble 1. Jaelee Pittel - Captain 2. Gavin Davis 3. Bella Rodriguez 4. Natalie Bryant 5. Julien Harrison 6. Kristina King 7. Elva Rodriguez 8. Quincy Jackson 9. Maricela Parra 10. Alexis Baynon Student Directors – Mason Byrd and Jadin Douglas .

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