Tuneful! Charming! Hilarious! Yes, Snoopy!!! - the musical sequel to You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown - deserves each of its three exclamation points.
PLEASE BE ADVISED: There are multiple versions of this title. Before you proceed, please double-check to ensure that you are applying for the version you want. If you’re not sure which version best suits your needs, you may purchase a perusal for each available version.
"A show for all ages and all seasons!"
Mark Shenton, WhatsOnStage
"Snoopy the Musical is as cute as warm puppy."
Lizzie Loveridge, CurtainUp
"Effervescent...Larry Grossman’s melodies and Hal Hackady’s lyrics provide the playful glue that keep things zipping tightly along."
Joel Hirschhorn, Variety
"A delightful two hours spent with adults living out a children’s world."
Sheila Chisholm, Weekend Special
"Snoopy is a nice intro for young people to the delights of musical theatre and a terrific showcase for a talented and energetic cast to work their magic."
Joe Stead, Chicago Stage Standard
"Incontrovertibly an ensemble show...Schulz’s cartoon characters remain as endearing today as when they were first drawn."
Christopher Wiley, Musical Theatre Review
"Retains the fast, sharp comic appeal and instantly recognizable characterizations of the line-drawing originals, but also irresistibly brings it to human form by buoying up its snapshot scenes with the tuneful ease of the light, bright melodies of composer Larry Grossman's settings to Hal Hackaday's apt, witty lyrics."
Mark Shenton, What's On Stage
Snoopy!!! premiered on December 9, 1975 at the Little Fox Theatre in San Francisco, California. Directed by Arthur Whitelaw, the cast featured Don Potter in the title role, James Gleason as Charlie Brown, Janell Pulis as Lucy, Cathy Cahn as Woodstock, Jimmy Dodge as Linus, Randi Kallan as Sally and Pamela Myers as Peppermint Patty. In 1982, the musical was produced Off-Broadway at the Lamb's Theatre featuring David Garrison as Snoopy, Terry Kerwin as Charlie Brown, Stephen Fenning as Linus, Kay Cole as Lucy, Cathy Cahn as Woodstock, and Vicki Lewis as Peppermint Patty. The London Version opened at the West End Duchess Theatre on September 20, 1983 and played for 479 performances, starring Teddy Kempner as Snoopy.
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Perusal Material
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1 x Lib/Vocal Book & Vocal Book |
$24.00 |
Rehearsal Material
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7 x Lib/Vocal Books |
$300.00 +$135.00/pm |
Orchestral Material
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1 x Keyboard I: Acoustic Piano |
$135.00 +$135.00/pm |