The National Broadway Theatre is set to stage the cult‑favorite musical Little Shop of Horrors at the Bamboo Grand Rapids Theatre beginning Thursday, November 13 and running through Tuesday, November 22. Grand Rapids families and theater lovers can enjoy the full‑scale production for a modest $35 general‑admission price, with tickets available through the National Broadway Theatre’s website.
What to Expect
The story follows Seymour Krelborn, a shy floral assistant who discovers a mysterious, fast‑growing plant he names “Audrey II.” After an accidental finger prick draws blood, the plant begins to thrive on a very unusual diet, propelling Seymour into a whirlwind of fame, fortune, and moral dilemmas. The production stays true to the beloved 1986 film and original stage musical, featuring the iconic songs that have made the show a favorite for generations.
Showtimes and Seating
Evening performances begin at 7:30 p.m. each night, with a special Sunday matinee at 2:00 p.m. for those who prefer an earlier start. The Bamboo Grand Rapids Theatre offers comfortable seating and state‑of‑the‑art lighting and sound, ensuring a memorable experience for all ages.
Behind the Scenes
Cast members Stephen Anthony Grey and Ali Jamal recently sat down with FOX 17’s Todd to discuss the production’s creative process, set design, and what audiences can look forward to. They highlighted the challenges of bringing the larger‑than‑life plant Audrey II to life on stage and the collaborative effort that went into crafting the show’s humor and heart.
Why This Matters to Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids continues to build its reputation as a vibrant cultural hub in West Michigan. Hosting a touring production from the National Broadway Theatre adds to the city’s growing calendar of live‑performance events, supporting local arts venues and providing affordable family entertainment. The $35 ticket price makes the show accessible to a broad audience, aligning with the community’s commitment to cultural enrichment and family‑friendly activities.
Get Your Tickets
Tickets can be purchased online via the National Broadway Theatre’s official website. Early booking is recommended, as the limited run is expected to sell out quickly. For more information, follow FOX 17 Morning Mix on Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok.
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