It began as a 1960 horror comedy flick directed by Roger Corman before Alan Menken and Howard Ashman adapted it into an off-Broadway musical that hit the big screen in 1986 directed by Muppet master ...

The Henegar Center in downtown Melbourne invites audiences to visit Skid Row, where a meek florist’s assistant finds fame, love and moral peril after nurturing a strange and unusual plant. The musical ...

“Feed me, Seymour, feed me all night long. ‘Cause if you feed me, Seymour, I can grow up big and strong.” It sounds like a classic rhythm and blues refrain but the voice belongs not to Muddy Waters, B ...

Tickets are available now at www.PandoraProds.org. DRAG me to Little Shop! Pandora Productions, known for its innovative and high-quality theatrical productions, is excited to bring this offbeat tale ...

When a theater company commits to producing a musical like “Little Shop of Horrors,” they commit to a long list of challenges. For one, “Little Shop of Horrors” blends musical and theatrical genres.

This week, "Little Shop of Horrors" opens at Foothill High School. The show starts off in a barren Skid Row. I play Seymour, who works for Mushnik (Randi Powell) at his struggling flower shop and is ...

A strange and unusual new plant is being featured on the Guthrie Theater’s Wurtele Thrust Stage and it’s got an appetite for blood. Yes, Little Shop of Horrors is back on the Twin Cities stage in ...

Happily linking the unlikeliest of target audiences — sci-fi nerds with ‘60s girl group fans, horticulturists to horror-cultists — South Coast Repertory opened its new season last weekend with the ...

What do a psychotic dentist, a frantic florist and an insatiable carnivorous plant have in common? They were all part of Robert E. Lee High School's consuming "Little Shop of Horrors," a deliciously ...

Let's just call the timing of the "Little Shop of Horrors" event at the Heritage Museum of Orange County, which will flower on July 6, kind of perfect: Real-life plants and shrubs are looking ...

It may seem to have happened pretty suddenly, Seymour, but “Little Shop of Horrors” will premiere at the North Platte Community Playhouse this Friday for its two-weekend run.

WASHINGTON (DC News Now) — Don’t feed the plants! The sci-fi horror comedy “Little Shop of Horrors” is playing right now at Ford’s Theatre. The Urchins took a break from Skid Row and stopped by the DC ...