While the script (book) is a comedic triumph, it works in perfect synergy with the lyrics and score. Mark Hollmann’s music pastiches everything from soft-shoe to gospel to Sondheim-esque counterpoint. The lyrics continue the book’s meta-jokes. For example, in the big ballad "Follow Your Heart," Bobby and Hope sing soaring romantic lines, but the lyrics are absurdly literal: "Follow your heart / It’s never wrong / The stupidest thing you’ve ever done / Could be the thing you’ve needed all along."
As Seymour and Miss Hope's relationship deepens, they become more involved in the plot to overthrow the corporation. They recruit a group of rebels, including a character named Big Dave, who is determined to take down Mr. Shrek and his corporation. urinetown musical script
Some of the notable musical numbers from the show include: While the script (book) is a comedic triumph,
The plot follows Bobby Strong, a hopeful, earnest factory worker at the poorest public amenity, who falls in love with Hope Cladwell, the privileged daughter of UGC’s corrupt boss, Caldwell B. Cladwell. When Bobby’s father is dragged to Urinetown for being unable to pay, Bobby leads a revolution—the "Urine or Die" movement—to overthrow the system and make water free for all. For example, in the big ballad "Follow Your