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Little Shop of Horror's tickets now available from London Theatre Ticket Web.

 

Little Shop of Horrors   

Little Shop Of Horrors London Theatre Play

  
 Theatre:  New Ambassadors Theatre 
 
 Address:  West Street, WC2H 9ND
  
 Nearest Tube:   Leicester Square
  
 Booking Until: 17th November 2007
  
 Running Time: 2 Hours 5 Minutes
  
 
 
  
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Performance Times Prices
Evenings
Monday - Saturday at 7.45pm
Matinees
Wednesday and Saturday at 3.00pm

 

 

Stalls £57, £53, £51
Royal Circle £57, £53, £45
Upper Circle £45, £39, £33

 

The Little Shop of Horrors the cult hit musical tale of down and out shop assistant Seymour, whose life changes forever when he discovers an angry, foul-mouthed, blood-craving plant. Audrey 2, as the plant is named, is Seymour's ticket to fame and fortune, but as the stakes are raised Audrey 2's plan for world domination is revealed.

 

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The Little Shop of Horrors Music by: Alan Menken

Cast: Sheridan Smith , Paul Keating , Alistar McGowan 

 

Theatre Review

The Evening Standard  "Now, in the West End, Matthew White's production strikes many witless, dull and gross notes."

 

The Guardian

 "A charming production...Little Shop is kooky, irresistibly feel-good and deserves to run and run."

 

The Daily Telegraph

 "I can't see how anyone could fail to have a good time at Matthew White's exuberant show."

 

The Times

 "Everyone who saw Matthew White’s Horrors revival at the Menier Chocolate Factory last November seems to have enjoyed it, and, though transfer has clearly deprived it of intimacy, everyone should enjoy it.

 

 

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