Little Shop of Horrors
Miners Alley Playhouse: through August 23
Carter Edward Smith as Seymour
Miners Alley Playhouse’s production of this hilarious rock musical will have you in stitches from curtain to curtain.
Miners Alley Playhouse’s production of this hilarious rock musical will have you in stitches from curtain to curtain.
Carter
Edward Smith is sensational as Seymour Krelborn, the down-on-his-luck street
kid who finds an alien plant that demands feeding. Under the astute direction
of Jamie Billings, Smith creates an adorable Seymour by avoiding the traditional depiction of Seymour as the quintessential
freakish nerdy loser.
L-R: Carter Edward Smith and Jacquie Jo Billings
Jacquie Jo Billings is heartbreakingly vulnerable as Audrey One, the girl for whom Seymour longs. Unfortunately, Audrey’s going out with a sadistic dentist played by Jake Mendes, who’s a stitch in a scene of dastardly dental demise near the end of Act One.
L-R: Carter Edward Smith and Tim Fishbaugh
Jacquie Jo Billings is heartbreakingly vulnerable as Audrey One, the girl for whom Seymour longs. Unfortunately, Audrey’s going out with a sadistic dentist played by Jake Mendes, who’s a stitch in a scene of dastardly dental demise near the end of Act One.
L-R: Carter Edward Smith and Tim Fishbaugh
Tim Fishbaugh is a wonderfully animated Mushnik. Rory Pierce is hilarious as the voice of the blood thirsty plant, Audrey II.
Alaina Beth
Reel,Sonsharae Tull and Joelle Montoya provide a chorus of skid row babes who
are visually and vocally entrancing!
Thanks to
director Jamie Billings we as audience are treated to a wonderfully “80s” slant
on the proceedings.
Mitch Samu
- music director/conductor/piano - and his all-star band are worth the price of
admission all by themselves. The superb just offstage band features: Tag Worley
on drums, Ken Goodwin on Keys 2 and Steve Klein on Bass.
The Puppet
Design by Jonathan Scott-McKean and Andy Claus is stellar.
Whether it’s
Smith and Fishbaugh hoofin’ it through “Mushnik and Son” or the glorious female
chorus bumpin’ and grindin’ its way through the alleys of skid row, the
inimitably exciting choreography created by Alann Worley enhances the proceedings
exponentially.
It is to be
noted that the intimacy of this venue delights with the in-your-face proximity provided
by very few venues in the area. The warmth and open heartedness of each and all
at Miners Alley Playhouse make attending a play there a total delight. Marlowe's Musings
Miners
Alley Playhouse
July
15 – Aug. 21
"Little
Shop of Horrors"
A comedy, horror, rock musical, about a hapless florist shop worker who raises a plant that feeds
on human blood.
Fri/Sat
@ 7:30.p.m. Sun. @ 6 p.m.; Sun., Aug. 21 @ 2 p.m.
$30
Adult/$27 Senior/$19 Child 12/Under
Miners
Alley Playhouse, 1224 Washington Avenue, Golden, CO 80401
303-935-3044 or online at minersalley.com
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