THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT: A review of raucous β€˜Little Shop of Horrors,’ out for blood
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THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT: A review of raucous β€˜Little Shop of Horrors,’ out for blood

Contrary to some who complain that theater has gotten too political (theater, of course, has always been political), Virginia Stage Companyβ€˜s β€œLittle Shop of Horrors” is merely, in the words of director Tom Quaintance, an innocent β€œhorror comedy rock musical” designed to lull audiences into a plant-like stupor …

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Diving Deeper | LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS: Science Fiction, Satire, and the Cult of the Killer Plant
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Diving Deeper | LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS: Science Fiction, Satire, and the Cult of the Killer Plant

Little  Shop  of  Horrors  began  as  a  1960  B-movie  directed  by  Roger  Corman,  written  by  Charles  B.  Griffith.  The  low-budget  film  became  a  cult  classic  due  to  its  quirky  characters,  over-the-top performances, and campy charm, setting the stage for future adaptations. 

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