Directed by BILL FENNELLY
Feed me.
Not your typical boy-meets-girl comedy, Little Shop of Horrors is a hilarious musical that's literally out of this world. On Skid Row, Seymour is your average, nerdy, down-on-his-luck floral assistant. That all changes when he meets a power-hungry, fast-talking plant who vows to fulfill Seymour's wildest dreams: fame, fortune and the heart of the girl he loves. There's just one catch. The plant thirsts for human blood, and its growing pains send Seymour down a diabolical path with murderous consequences. With an infectious score that gleefully combines rock, Motown and Broadway, Little Shop of Horrors ensures you’ll be toe-tapping along to this screamingly funny, joyously entertaining, tongue-in-cheek delight.
"Exuberant ... leaves the audience ravenous for more." — The New York Times
ADVISORY: Little Shop of Horrors is appropriate for adults and young people ages 11 and up. The show is a hysterical musical favorite containing just mild adult language and campy violence.
RUNNING TIME: The show runs approximately 2 hours and 10 minutes, including one intermission.
Michael Schweikardt
Jun 9, 2017, 13:58 PM
Role :
Set and Puppet Designer
Order :
Mr. Schweikardt returns to the Playhouse for the fifth time for
Little Shop of Horrors. Previous Playhouse credits include
Cabaret (2013),
Tigers Be Still (2012),
Last Train to Nibroc (2009) and
Ella (2008). Selected off-Broadway productions include
The Bus and the American premiere of Frank McGuinness’
Gates of Gold (59E59 Theaters),
Bloodsong of Love (Ars Nova),
The Black Suits (The Public Theater) and
Things to Ruin (Second Stage Theatre, The Zipper Factory). Regional credits include productions at Ford’s Theatre, The Old Globe, Cleveland Play House, Asolo Repertory Theatre, Maltz Jupiter Theatre, The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis, Sarasota Opera, The Muny, Paper Mill Playhouse and multiple productions for Goodspeed Musicals, including
Fiddler on the Roof,
The Most Happy Fella,
Carousel,
Showboat,
Annie Get Your Gun,
1776,
Big River and
Camelot. Mr. Schweikardt’s tours include James Taylor’s
One Man Band,
Ella the Musical and
Motherhood the Musical. Other productions include
Oklahoma!, starring Kelli O’Hara and Will Chase, for the Oklahoma state centennial. He recently designed productions of
Marie Antoinette and
Phantom for EMK International in Seoul, South Korea. To learn more visit
msportfolio.com.
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