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Copthorne Players Perform Little Shop Of Horrors

Brace yourselves for two hours of wickedly funny entertainment as the talented team from Copthorne Players returns to Chequer Mead in this musical send up of 1950s sci-fi B movies.

The show features one hit song after another, with a lot of surprises and some fabulously scary moments as the misadventures of geeky Skid Row florist Seymour Krelborn are revealed.

Audrey 2 promises fame, fortune and the girl of his dreams if he will just Feed Me, which Seymour does, and the beastly botanical grows into a giant, bad mannered, vulgar carnivore.

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Laced with dark humour, this tongue-in-cheek spoof is complimented by a hit Alan Menken score that gleefully combines rock, Motown and Broadway.

Tickets are £15.00 for adults and concessions are £13.50. For bookings and more information, visit: www.chequermead.org.uk

 

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