"Shucked" on Broadway: A Corny Comedy Delight
TL;DR
"Shucked," a new Broadway musical about corn, is filled with puns, dad jokes, and double entendres. The story is set in the fictional Cob County, where the locals live in the perfect "hominy" of entrenched dopiness. When the corn starts dying, our plucky heroine seeks help in the great beyond. The musical's book, by Robert Horn, embraces "cornography" and trades on all kinds of trite wisdom and low humor. The show's best song is a barnburner of a feminist anthem called "Independently Owned."
- Review: In 'Shucked,' a Glut of Gleeful Puns and 'Cornography' The New York Times
- 'Shucked' Broadway Review: A Musical That Doesn't Suck TheWrap
- BROADWAY REVIEW: “Shucked” is a funny, gag-filled crowd pleaser New York Daily News
- Review: 'Shucked' on Broadway Serves Up So Much Delicious Corn The Daily Beast
- ‘Shucked’ Broadway Review: Corn Comedy Stalks New York Deadline
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