Behind the Scenes of 'LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS' at Performance Network on 5/2

By: Apr. 21, 2010
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Learn the creative process and get a glimpse behind the scenes of Performance Network Theatre's production of Howard Ashman and Alan Menken's "Little Shop of Horrors." The Behind the Scenes event will be held on Sunday, May 2nd at 4:15pm, following the 2pm matinee performance.

Enjoy an in-depth discussion with the show's director, Carla Milarch; musical director, R. MacKenzie Lewis; Set, Costumes and Properties Designer, Monika Essen and members of the cast including B. J. Love (Mr. Mushnik) and Naz Edwards (Audrey II). Learn about the "page to stage" process, hear the choices behind the production team's decision to replace the traditional puppet plant with an actor, experience the critical moments and get an opportunity to ask your questions!

Tickets are pay-what-you-can, with a suggested donation of $10. They can be ordered at the Performance Network Theatre Box Office at 734.663.0681, online at www.performancenetwork.org or by coming to the Performance Network Theatre (120 East Huron St., Ann Arbor) Monday-Saturday 11-6 or one hour before a performance. Tickets for the 2pm matinee on Sunday the 2nd are not necessary in order to attend the Behind the Scenes event.

"Little Shop of Horrors," which runs through May 9th, is based on the 1960 cult film about a floral assistant who becomes an overnight sensation by discovering an unusual plant. Catchy tunes, comic book creepiness and an R&B singing plant from outer space make this the don't-miss musical of the season!

Founded in 1981, Performance Network Theatre has grown from a fledgling company to Ann Arbor's only resident, professional theatre. The Network reaches 40,000 theatre patrons and children each year through the year-round Professional Series and The Children's Theatre Network. Performance Network also presents the Fireside Festival of New Works and a series of classes on theatre-related topics. The Network provides uncompromising artistic leadership in the region and produces works that engage, challenge and inspire audiences and artists.

 



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