In a montage of scenes (to the Carpenters"" tune "Top of the World") set in an alternate reality, Shrek was again feared by tour groups, villagers and animals.It was one of the first musicals to use a naturalistic setting.There were numerous on-location sequences of rugged horseback riding on wooded trails, canoe paddling on a moonlit lake, camping out (with a tent and campfire) under the stars, and survival of a near drowning.Don: Yeah? Where would you take me?Gloria: Lots of places.The Music Hall, thenThe New Yorkerroof, maybe.Don: There is now being presented in the theatre on Forty-Fourth Street the uncut version ofHamlet.Now I see us as heading out for that.Do you knowHamlet?Gloria: I know Forty-Fourth Street.Don: I""d like to get your interpretation of Hamlet""s character.Gloria: I""d like to give it to you.When her potential, uninteresting customer from Albany arrives late, Gloria blows him off with an excuse - preferring "to go out" in the company of Birnam.The first view of D.B.Norton - the influential, self-interested, would-be ""vicious"" politician (and fifth-column Fascist leader) - is on horseback as he watches his own black-jacketed para-military corps of motorcycle corps (the D.