The Garden Theatre to Present LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS, 10/14-11/6
By: Kelsey Denette
The Garden Theatre will present TheatreWorks' production of the rock-n-roll musical Little Shop of Horrors, where a man-eating plant and a cast of colorful characters take root at the Garden Theatre to kick off the 2011-12 Season on October 14-November 6.
Little Shop of Horrors is produced and directed by Scott A. Cook, the artistic producer at TheatreWorks Florida. Cook has developed show designs and concepts for companies such as Universal Studios Florida and the Walt Disney World Company, and won numerous producer's honors including the Pierrots Award, Best Musical for Cats at Theatre Winter Haven in 2006.Cook says new costume and set designs, vocal arrangements, fresh choreography and an enhanced Audrey II puppet are just a few of the elements different about this show."The community has been buzzing since we announced the show at the beginning of this year," said Cook. "I create the world as a sincere, honest and realistic environment and challenge the actors to portray their roles from the heart inside this strange and bizarre place. I anticipate an incredible theatrical journey for all who will step inside the world of Little Shop of Horrors."
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