Florida Rep’s education program seeks interested youth actors to audition for the company’s conservatory production of “Little Shop of Horrors.” Auditions are open to youth ages 12 to 18 and will be held August 17 through 19. Advanced registration is required and may be done by visiting
floridarepeducation.org/conservatory. There is no fee to audition; students cast in the production must pay a tuition fee of $340 and attend rehearsals which begin in late August.
Youth interested in participating in behind-the-scenes roles may register for Florida Rep’s theatre tech program which includes two weeks of instruction (August 14 – 21) in the areas of stage management, props/set design, lighting, sound, and costumes, plus 1:1 mentoring with a theatre tech professional to support behind-the-scenes roles associated with the “Little Shop of Horrors” conservatory production. Tuition is $340.
Florida Rep’s production of “Little Shop of Horrors” is directed by Monique Caldwell, with music directed by Emily Turtle. Performances will be held in the Historic Arcade Theatre from September 28 through October 1 and October 5 through 8. Both evening and matinee showtimes will be offered. Tickets are $30 for adults/$15 for students and may be purchased by visiting
floridarepeducation.org/little-shop-of-horrors or calling 239-332-4488.
“Little Shop of Horrors” is based on the 1960 film by Roger Corman and features a book and lyrics by Howard Ashman and music by Alan Menken. The horror comedy rock musical follows meek plant store attendant Seymour, his co-worker crush Audrey, her sadistic dentist of a boyfriend, and the man-eating plant that threatens them, and the world at large!
Florida Repertory Theatre’s education program is dedicated to enriching the lives of young people and families throughout Southwest Florida with exceptional theatre experiences; nurturing an appreciation for theatre in our students, audience, and community; educating and engaging young people, new artists, and adults with the high standards of performing arts training including classes, internships, and volunteer opportunities; advocating for the arts and making them accessible to all; creating lasting relationships with community partners and artists; investing new efforts to expand and improve upon existing programming; inspiring greatness in a future generation of artists and art patrons.
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