COTUIT ― Cotuit Center for the Arts’ production of “Little Shop of Horrors” really picked up for me with “Mushnik & Son,” a song from the 1982 off-Broadway musical that was left out of ...

Native plants and pollinators do not have a chance. I have put up a fence — the nicest one I can. But it is only a matter of time before this plant has spread everywhere.

They whack down the whole thing to the dirt every fall, cleaning it like it’s a bathroom. This gives this weed all the sunlight it wants, and now their choices are affecting me.

"Little Shop of Horrors" in Massachusetts uses three different puppets and two actors to bring to life the iconic man-eating ...

Little Shop of Horrors follows the story of Seymour Krelborn, a meek floral shop assistant working on skid row, who discovers a mysterious plant he names Audrey II after his secret crush.

Seldom does an entertainment attain a level of fiendish absurdity that affords audiences belly busting hilarity after more than forty years. The indoor space at Theatre in the Park’s Johnson ...

Would Little Shop of Horrors wither or flourish if it were made today? Originally a 1982 off-Broadway hit (based on Roger Corman’s 1960 film), the musical about a bloodthirsty Venus flytrap is ...

Little Shop of Horrors, the 1982 musical based on a low-budget 1960 Roger Corman film, seems to be having a mini-renaissance on local stages in recent years—Paramount produced it a year ago, and ...

Say you missed the 1960 movie, “The Little Shop of Horrors,” directed by the cult master of independent cinema, Roger Corman. Maybe you haven’t caught the stage adaptation with words and doo ...

If this story is new to you and/or sounds more than a bit implausible or macabre (and, quite cheerfully, it is both!) a bit of background may be helpful: “Little Shop of Horrors” was ...

Ask Amy: Neighbors’ plant is a Little Shop of Horrors. Updated: Apr. 28, 2023, 6:16 a.m. ... which is why I rely on my background as a reporter to research answers.

Dear Amy: We have lovely neighbors. They are great. We feel so lucky! I am a professional landscape designer, and just a little – uptight – about my own garden. I try not to impose my anal ...