VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR “LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS”
“Little Shop of Horrors,” a musical theater production of Playhouse 395, needs a few more people to staff eight shows starting April 17.
Volunteers are needed for ushers, ticket-takers, refreshment sales, green room, and sound, among other jobs, said Martha Reynolds, assistant director and Playhouse 395 board member. The show, a longtime favorite of community and school drama groups, is in rehearsals at Bishop Union High School.
“We invite people to contact us about filling these important volunteer jobs. We will train our new volunteers. No experience necessary!” said Reynolds.
“Little Shop of Horrors,” takes place in a florist shop on an urban Skid Row in the early 1960s. Among its eccentric and unforgettable characters are a monstrous talking plant, a sadistic dentist and an all-girl trio of singers. The story was made into feature films in 1960 and 1986, and the musical production ran on Broadway for many seasons.
“Little Shop of Horrors” will stage eight shows over three weekends from April 17 to May 2 at Bishop Union High School. Details and ticket sales will be announced in March.
To apply for a volunteer position for “Little Shop of Horrors,” contact Reynolds at 760-873-8695 or ph395@gmail.com
“Little Shop of Horrors,” a musical theater production of Playhouse 395, needs a few more people to staff eight shows starting April 17.
Volunteers are needed for ushers, ticket-takers, refreshment sales, green room, and sound, among other jobs, said Martha Reynolds, assistant director and Playhouse 395 board member. The show, a longtime favorite of community and school drama groups, is in rehearsals at Bishop Union High School.
“We invite people to contact us about filling these important volunteer jobs. We will train our new volunteers. No experience necessary!” said Reynolds.
“Little Shop of Horrors,” takes place in a florist shop on an urban Skid Row in the early 1960s. Among its eccentric and unforgettable characters are a monstrous talking plant, a sadistic dentist and an all-girl trio of singers. The story was made into feature films in 1960 and 1986, and the musical production ran on Broadway for many seasons.
“Little Shop of Horrors” will stage eight shows over three weekends from April 17 to May 2 at Bishop Union High School. Details and ticket sales will be announced in March.
To apply for a volunteer position for “Little Shop of Horrors,” contact Reynolds at 760-873-8695 or ph395@gmail.com