Little Shop of Horrors Film Biography
Little Shop of Horrors is a beloved musical horror-comedy about Seymour, a shy flower-shop worker whose unusual plant brings fame—and increasingly dangerous consequences. The story began as a 1960 film by Roger Corman, then became a stage musical with music by Alan Menken and lyrics by Howard Ashman. Its best-known songs include “Suddenly, Seymour,” “Somewhere That's Green,” and “Feed Me (Git It!).”
The 1986 film adaptation stars Rick Moranis, with Ellen Greene reprising her stage role as Audrey. Greene's performance and the film's blend of catchy musical numbers, dark humor, and creature-feature effects have helped make it a lasting favorite among musical and cult-film audiences. The scheduled Little Shop Of Horrors Screening with Ellen Greene brings the film to Curran Theatre in San Francisco on. The supplied event information lists one screening and does not include details of earlier appearances at this venue.
For readers browsing ticketssanjose.net for Other and Film events in San Francisco, this screening offers a chance to experience the musical's theatrical spirit in a historic theater setting.
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