Little Shop Of Horrors

This stage production brings the cult classic horror-comedy to life, following Seymour Krelborn, a florist's assistant who discovers a mysterious plant with a taste for human blood. The show captures the darkly humorous and farcical tone of the original 1960 film, blending Jewish humor and spoof elements as Seymour's carnivorous plant, Audrey Jr., grows increasingly demanding.

Attendees can expect a theatrical experience that balances comedy and horror, with the plant's appetite driving the plot forward. The production features the iconic characters from the story, including the hapless Seymour, his love interest Audrey, and the eccentric florist shop owner Gravis Mushnick. The show's atmosphere evokes the rundown skid row setting of the original, with the plant's monstrous growth serving as a central spectacle.

This adaptation is part of a long tradition of stage versions of the story, following the successful Off-Broadway musical and Broadway debut. The original film was shot on a budget of $28,000 and gained a cult following through television broadcasts and the presence of a young Jack Nicholson.