VEER: Come Together Over Little Shop of Horrors
“I think Little Shop of Horrors is one of the great musicals, that is both fantastic score, great characters, and it is a story that does not at all feel dated,” says Tom Quaintance…
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.
LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS | Cast & Creatives
Meet the talented cast of Little Shop of Horrors, bringing you killer performances, unforgettable music, and maybe just a little bloodthirsty fun! 🩸🎶
Diving Deeper | Broadway Musicals: A Jewish Legacy
The Broadway musical, an essential part of American culture, has been profoundly shaped by Jewish composers, lyricists, and performers.
Post-Show Talkback: Shaping the Sound of Broadway
LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS Post-Show Talkback
Shaping the Sound of Broadway: The Influence of Jewish Composers on American Theater
with Rabbi Michael Panitz
March 16 at 4:30pm
Diving Deeper | How LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS Shaped Disney’s Renaissance
Little Shop of Horrors remains a global phenomenon, largely propelled by the success of the 1986 film directed by Frank Oz. The musical continues to thrive in its current Off-Broadway revival. Its triumph led producer David Geffen to introduce songwriting duo Howard Ashman and Alan Menken to Disney executives, paving the way for their pivotal role in the Disney Renaissance.
The Virginian-Pilot | ‘Fat Ham,’ a Black and gay modern ‘Hamlet,’ sizzles at Virginia Stage Company
“A thousand jokes, a thousand stuck landings.” Don’t miss the laugh-out-loud brilliance of Virginia Stage Company and Virginia Rep’s FAT HAM.
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