Little Shop of Horrors
Little Shop of Horrors Relive the 1986 cult film with the NSW University Theatrical Society (NUTS) as they present your favourite boy-meets-girl, plant- eats-world phenomenon, Little Shop of Horrors!
Seymour, a meek skid row florist assistant who is out on his luck, becomes an overnight sensation when he discovers an exotic little plant with a secret, unusual appetite…for fresh human blood!
Celebrating the re-opening of the renowned Fig Tree theatre on campus and NUTS’ 25th Anniversary, this fast paced musical comedy explodes with song, dance, colour, drama and a man-eating plant.
When: August 10 – 21, 8pm, Tuesday to Sat
Where: Fig Tree Theatre, UNSW, Gate 4, High St Kensington
Cost: Adults $20, Children / Students $15
Little Shop of Horrors Relive the 1986 cult film with the NSW University Theatrical Society (NUTS) as they present your favourite boy-meets-girl, plant- eats-world phenomenon, Little Shop of Horrors!
Seymour, a meek skid row florist assistant who is out on his luck, becomes an overnight sensation when he discovers an exotic little plant with a secret, unusual appetite…for fresh human blood!
Celebrating the re-opening of the renowned Fig Tree theatre on campus and NUTS’ 25th Anniversary, this fast paced musical comedy explodes with song, dance, colour, drama and a man-eating plant.
When: August 10 – 21, 8pm, Tuesday to Sat
Where: Fig Tree Theatre, UNSW, Gate 4, High St Kensington
Cost: Adults $20, Children / Students $15
Relive the 1986 cult film with the NSW University Theatrical Society (NUTS) as they present your favourite boy-meets-girl, plant- eats-world phenomenon, Little Shop of Horrors!
Seymour, a meek skid row florist assistant who is out on his luck, becomes an overnight sensation when he discovers an exotic little plant with a secret, unusual appetite…for fresh human blood!
Celebrating the re-opening of the renowned Fig Tree theatre on campus and NUTS’ 25th Anniversary, this fast paced musical comedy explodes with song, dance, colour, drama and a man-eating plant.
When: August 10 – 21, 8pm, Tuesday to Sat
Where: Fig Tree Theatre, UNSW, Gate 4, High St Kensington
Cost: Adults $20, Children / Students $15
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