Peter Scolari as the Music Man at the Ogunquit Playhouse
 
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July 20-August 20, 2011

Preview: July 20 8pm, July 21, 2:30pm

Opening Night: July 21 8pm

There’s Trouble in River City…Yes, the critically acclaimed Broadway classic follows fast-talking traveling salesman Harold Hill, starring TV's Peter Scolari, as he cons the people of River City, Iowa into buying instruments and uniforms for a boys’ band he vows to organize – this despite the fact he doesn’t know a trombone from a treble clef. His plans to skip town with the cash are foiled when he falls for Marian the librarian. Does he stay? Does he run with the money? Featuring the award winning songs that have long become American standards: “76 Trombones,” “Till there Was You” and “Trouble.”

See Our Reviews Below!

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Peter Scolari as the Music Man

The Critics Have Spoken!

"Extravagant! Ogunquit has gathered an excellent cast, choreographer, director, music director and orchestra! Delightful from overture to rousing finale! A resplendent production"  - Theater Mirror

"There is no question in this writer's mind that despite some stellar shows in the past, "The Music Man" stands alone as the best musical production of any all the way down to Boston. " - York County Coast Star

"PETER SCOLARI...a live wire singing, dancing and fast-talking his way into the hearts of the audience! JULIA BURROWS...crystal clear, operatic vocals rang strong and true...beautifully rendered songs! Choreography precise and perfectly timed by Jeffry Denman...opening scene flawlessly delivered...cast executed vocal acrobatics...sensational cast of dancers...a high-octane production!" - Portland Press Herald

"Splendid! I've seen this musical many times over the year and I can't recall a better production." - Weekly Sentinel

"...a red, white and blue hit not to be missed! Hilarious! Heart-warming! Ray Roderick has created magic on stage. Choreography by Jeffry Denman was fun-tastic. Musical direction by Ken Clifton was crisp, clear and blew the roof off the Playhouse with one of the fullest sounding ensembles I have heard in a long time. ...an old picture postcard come to life. Julia Burrows...perfect. ...a musical masterpiece that must be experienced by the entire family!" - Portland Daily Sun

"A can't miss production! Even if you have to dip into the milk money, you shouldn't miss this really memorable show! Another winnner for Ogunquit's Exec Director Brad Kenney!" - Portsmouth Herald

"...a jubilant confection that is as pleasing to the eye as it is to the ear. Treat yourself! It's as refreshing as an ice cream soda on a hot summer day!" - Broadway World

"Dazzling! Stunning! Musical theater doesn't get much better than this. Impeccable! Exquisite! This is a must see show!" - Tourist News

"...excellent production! PETER SCOLARI first rate performance! I don't think I've ever seen an actor get this role so completely right. JULIA BURROWS shines! ...a sight to behold! Choreography executed masterfully! A terrific night out!" - GayOgunquit.com

"There are other shows running in this area. Most are good. None, however, is any better than this production of Music Man. IT'S THAT GOOD! PERIOD." -Journal Tribune

"A MUST SEE! Exceptional! Very funny!" - Foster's Daily Democrat

Our 2011 Corporate Sponsors

Anchorage By The Sea Caffe Prego Clay Hill Farm
No. Five-0 Shore Road Spoiled Rotten Village Food Market and Harvest and Plate Catering Wild Blueberry

Our Music Man Sponsors

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