In Shrek the musical, what belief is in the story does this belief transcend cultural barriers?

The moral lesson in "Shrek the Musical" is that it's important to accept people who are different; and the title character, who is a green-hued ogre, definitely qualifies as different. It's easy to learn this lesson in the festive production running at Toby's Dinner Theatre of Columbia.

Derived from the 2001 animated movie, this 2008 Broadway show makes sure the moral of the story is not overwhelmed by all of the colorful costumes, fairy tale complications and playground-level jokes.

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answer: the feeling it gives you when you look at it.

explanation:

in every single medium of art, you are supposed to feel something that makes it art. like how a song can make you cry, or how a photograph can make you nostalgic. art is very important for expressing yourself as well, when you are happy, sad, depressed, or angry.

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