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Books & Lyrics by Howard Ashman Music by Alan Menken Based upon the film by Roger Corman |
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| Seymour | Adam Parsons |
| Audrey | Catherine Harris |
| Mushnik | Chris Chedzey |
| Orin Scrivello | Adam Pitt |
| Ronette | Lorna Jones |
| Chiffon | Ceri Hearn |
| Crystal | Rhiannon Rose |
| Audrey II | Mark Hughes/Michael O'Leary |
| Mrs Luce | Fiona Thomas |
| Shopping Woman | Janet Holloway |
| Prostitutes | Rhonwen Buckland, Caroline Thurlow & Leigh Tomala |
| Winos | Tony Hill, Lyndon Thomas |
| Bernstein | Mike Gaccon |
| Skip Snip | John Tomala |
| Nurse | Alison Slocombe |
Production |
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| Director | Mark Hughes |
| Musical Director | Martyn Hearn |
| Producer | Ruairidh MacLeod-Lyon |
| Publicity | Rhonwen Buckland, Janet Holloway, Nigel Holloway, Mark Hughes, Clare Jones, Ruairidh MacLeod-Lyon, Fiona Thomas, Caroline Thurlow |
| Choreography | Alison Slocombe & Adam Pitt |
| Wardrobe | Leigh Tomala |
| Lighting | Kevin Morgan |
| Sound | Philip Harris |
| Band | Huw Griffiths, Nigel Holloway, James Osborne & Rodry Viney |
| Backstage | Jonathan Bound, John Payne & David Wakeford |
| Stage Manager | Charlotte Hearn |
| DSM | Dene Cunningham |
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Synopsis
In the musical version of Roger Corman's B-movie classic, poor Seymour Krelborn is a downtrodden geek who never has things go his way. He works in Mr Mushnik's run-down flower shop in the seedy part of town, thanklessly doing menial tasks and secretly dreaming of buxom, shrill-voiced shop assistant Audrey . His other passion, collecting strange plants, leads him to bring home a small flytrap which he discovers following a solar eclipse and names Audrey II. While nurturing Audrey II Seymour discovers some of the plant's unique features: it is in fact a 'Mean Green Mother From Outer Space' that talks, sings and survives on a diet of human blood! Needing a regular source of Audrey II's favourite food, Seymour embarks on a plan to kill Audrey's boyfriend, the sadistic, motorbike-riding, nitrous-oxide addict dentist Orin Scrivello which would also leave the way clear for Seymour and Audrey's love to bloom. But will this be enough to satisfy the plant's lust for blood, or must Seymour take more drastic measures?