LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS
Book and Lyrics by Howard Ashman
Music by Alan Menken
Based on the film by Roger Corman, Screenplay by Charles Griffith
Originally produced by the WPA Theatre (Kyle Renick, Producing Director)
Originally produced at the Orpheum Theatre, New York City by the WPA Theatre, David Geffen, Cameron Mackintosh and the Shubert Organization
A co-production with the Citadel Theatre, Edmonton
Things start looking up for Seymour, a nerdy flower shop assistant, when he discovers a highly unusual plant during a solar eclipse. This fast-growing and fast-talking new organism, named Audrey Two, attracts fame and helps Seymour win the affection of his crush. But will the price of satisfying the plant’s hunger for human blood prove too steep? You’ll thrill to this comedy’s ’60s-inspired score, featuring the unforgettable tunes “Somewhere That’s Green,” “Dentist!,” “Suddenly Seymour,” the titular “Little Shop of Horrors,” and more.
Little Shop of Horrors is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI. www.mtishows.com
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Showtimes
Run time: approx. 2 hours (including one intermission)
Monday Closed Tuesday 7:30 PM Wednesday 1:30 PM
& 7:30 PMThursday 7:30 PM Friday 8 PM Saturday 2 PM & 8 PM Sunday 2 PM -
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Sunday, October 1, 2023 – 2 PM
Friday, October 6, 2023 – 8 PM -
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Content AdvisoryThis production has dark themes, including violence, suggestive content, and abusive relationships. It also includes theatrical devices such as water-based fog and haze, flashing lights, and gunshots. Please contact our box office for more information.Teacher Resource Guides
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Ashley Wright, Tenaj Williams, and Synthia Yusuf in Little Shop of Horrors, 2023: set design by Beyata Hackborn; costume design by Carmen Alatorre; lighting design by Rebecca Picherack; photo by Moonrider Productions for the Arts Club Theatre Company
Ali Watson, Ivy Charles, and Rochelle Laplante in Little Shop of Horrors, 2023: set design by Beyata Hackborn; costume design by Carmen Alatorre; lighting design by Rebecca Picherack; photo by Moonrider Productions for the Arts Club Theatre Company
Rochelle Laplante, Ivy Charles, Ali Watson, Tenaj Williams, and Synthia Yusuf in Little Shop of Horrors, 2023: set design by Beyata Hackborn; costume design by Carmen Alatorre; lighting design by Rebecca Picherack; photo by Moonrider Productions for the Arts Club Theatre Company
Tenaj Williams in Little Shop of Horrors, 2023: set design by Beyata Hackborn; costume design by Carmen Alatorre; lighting design by Rebecca Picherack; photo by Moonrider Productions for the Arts Club Theatre Company
Rochelle Laplante, Ali Watson, Synthia Yusuf, and Ivy Charles in Little Shop of Horrors, 2023: set design by Beyata Hackborn; costume design by Carmen Alatorre; lighting design by Rebecca Picherack; photo by Moonrider Productions for the Arts Club Theatre Company
Tenaj Williams in Little Shop of Horrors, 2023: set design by Beyata Hackborn; costume design by Carmen Alatorre; lighting design by Rebecca Picherack; photo by Moonrider Productions for the Arts Club Theatre Company
John Ullyatt and Tenaj Williams in Little Shop of Horrors, 2023: set design by Beyata Hackborn; costume design by Carmen Alatorre; lighting design by Rebecca Picherack; photo by Moonrider Productions for the Arts Club Theatre Company
Rochelle Laplante, Ali Watson, Ivy Charles, and John Ullyatt in Little Shop of Horrors, 2023: set design by Beyata Hackborn; costume design by Carmen Alatorre; lighting design by Rebecca Picherack; photo by Moonrider Productions for the Arts Club Theatre Company
A handsome co-production with Edmonton’s Citadel Theatre featuring sterling central performances
—Vancouver Sun
Delightfully entertaining...leans into campiness at full-force
—Stir
Tenaj Williams is endearing as the hapless Seymour....Synthia Yusuf is equally charming as the sweet and naive Audrey
—Stir
Artistic Team
Cast
- Ivy Charles Ronnette
- Cecilly Day Ensemble (Understudy for Chiffon, Crystal, Ronnette, Voice of Audrey II)
- Braydon Dowler-Coltman Audrey II Puppeteer
- Victor Hunter Ensemble (Understudy for Seymour, Orin Track, Mr. Mushnik, Audrey II Puppeteer)
- Rochelle Laplante Chiffon (Understudy for Audrey)
- Madeleine Suddaby Voice of Audrey II & Mrs. Luce
- Ali Watson Crystal
- Tenaj Williams Seymour Krelborn
- Ashley Wright Mr. Mushnik
- John Ullyatt Orin Scrivello, D.D.S. et al
- Synthia Yusuf Audrey
Musicians
- Caitlin Hayes Keyboard 1
- Sean Bayntun Keyboard 2
- Mark Richardson Guitar
- Monica Sumulong Dumas Bass
- Colin Parker Drums/Percussion
Creative
- Ashlie Corcoran Director
- Gianna Vacirca Choreographer
- Caitlin Hayes Musical Director
- Beyata Hackborn Set Designer
- Carmen Alatorre Costume Designer
- Melicia Zaini Assistant Costume Designer
- Rebecca Picherack Lighting Designer
- Dave Clarke Sound Designer
- Jonathan Hawley Purvis Fight Director
- Michelle Thorne Intimacy Director
- Adam Henderson Dialect Coach
- Emma Welham Assistant Director*
- Michelle Harrison Stage Manager
- Nyssa Beairsto Assistant Stage Manager
- Stephanie Barclay Apprentice Stage Manager
*This position is funded by the Canadian Guild of Stage Directors & Choreographers (CGDC).