Talk:All Shook Up (musical)

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Points for consideration

I noticed a few aspects of this article that could likely be improved, however before I edit anything, I want to make sure that I'm not changing anything that I shouldn't.

The article states that the synopsis (and therefore presumably the song list) are taken from the current licensed production. However, according to

WP:WPMT/AS#NUMBERS
states that two-act musicals' synopses should generally be between 800 and 1100 characters, with exceptions for more complicated plots. Is this plot sufficiently complicated to justify this length? I could believe so; all of the different characters' love interests form quite a tangled web, I just wanted to see if anyone with more experience editing plot summaries had any thoughts on this.

Is a character list necessary? According to

WP:WPMT/AS#NUMBERS
vocal ranges should be omitted unless there is a consensus to include them. Unless someone has a good reason to keep them, I will remove them in my next edit.

The "Love Plots" section seems redundant. The reader should be able to gain all of this information from the synopsis.

Rocky Role (talk) 16:23, 27 July 2016 (UTC)[reply]

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I took the liberty of making some editorial revisions, based on part of the above discussion: formatted character list (stay or delete, not sure); vocal ranges deleted; add references; add short section with ref on US tour. The discussion points about plot is excellent, but I prefer not to edit it myself, as I have not seen the musical and I fear I could do more harm than good. I'm done. Flami72 (talk) 19:06, 19 February 2018 (UTC)[reply]