Little Shop...Who Leads? Anyone know?- Page 27

[sparklingtonic2]

Posted: 7/2/25 at 10:32am

Has anyone seen these two? I have one spot open in my schedule and am wondering if I should check it out. I love the movie (the musical), but I’ve never seen Little Shop on stage.

[Wayman_Wong]

Posted: 7/2/25 at 10:48am

''Is Seymour supposed to be so...hot? wow''

Haven't most all the Seymours in this Off-Broadway revival been ''hot''? Jonathan Groff, Jeremy Jordan, Conrad Ricamora, Skylar Astin, Darren Criss, Andrew Barth Feldman, Matt Doyle, Milo Manheim ... 

Unlike the nerdier, character type, originated by Lee Wilkof. 

Crazier still, four of these Seymours - Groff, Jordan, Ricamora and Criss - were all Tony-nominated this season (plus Joy Woods as a former Audrey)!

https://www.tiktok.com/@broadwayworld/video/7502501683386273054

Updated On: 7/2/25 at 10:48 AM

[The8re phan]

Posted: 7/2/25 at 10:50am

witchoftheeast2 said: "Is Seymour supposed to be so...hot? wow"

true..... beauty is subjective, but Jeremy Jordan and Conrad Ricamora have starred as Seymour, both S.A.H!!!

[The8re phan]

Posted: 7/2/25 at 10:54am

sparklingtonic2 said: "Has anyone seen these two? I have one spot open in my schedule and am wondering if I should check it out. I love the movie (the musical), but I’ve never seen Little Shop on stage."

have not seen this pairing, but have seen this production numerous times, and it does not disappoint ---- if you enjoyed the movie, you will LOVE this production.  Go for it!!!!

 

[sparklingtonic2]

Posted: 7/2/25 at 1:19pm

The8re phan said: "sparklingtonic2 said: "Has anyone seen these two? I have one spot open in my schedule and am wondering if I should check it out. I love the movie (the musical), but I’ve never seen Little Shop on stage."

have not seen this pairing, but have seen this production numerous times, and it does not disappoint ---- if you enjoyed the movie, you will LOVE this production. Go for it!!!!
"


Thanks!!! We’re going to do it!

 Any particular advice on seating?

[sparklingtonic2]

Posted: 7/2/25 at 1:57pm

sparklingtonic2 said: "Thanks!!! We’re going to do it!

Any particular advice on seating?"

To elaborate more on my question, I love sitting close, so I was leaning toward front row center tickets. However, the front row tickets are somewhat picked over. We could be on the far left (A111 and A112). Or we could do the second row and be on the right side, but slightly more center (B104, 103 — those are third and fourth from the aisle).

Any thoughts? (FYI tried to upload a screenshot but had some issues… sorry about that. Hopefully the question is clear enough!)

[chrishuyen]

Posted: 7/2/25 at 1:59pm

sparklingtonic2 said: "sparklingtonic2 said: "Thanks!!! We’re going to do it!

Any particular advice on seating?"

To elaborate more on my question, I love sitting close, so I was leaning toward front row center tickets. However, the front row tickets are somewhat picked over. We could be on the far left (A111 and A112). Or we could do the second row and be on the rightside, but slightly more center (B104, 103 — those are third and fourth from the aisle).

Any thoughts? (FYI tried to upload a screenshotbut had some issues… sorry about that. Hopefully the question is clear enough!)"

I don't think there's a bad seat in the theater but when you're that close I think it's better to be centered unless you want the leg room that comes with row A (the theater is quite small so you'll still feel extremely close with row B)

[sparklingtonic2]

Posted: 7/3/25 at 11:04am

chrishuyen said: "I don't think there's a bad seat in the theater but when you're that close I think it's better to be centered unless you want the leg room that comes with row A (the theater is quite small so you'll still feel extremely close with row B)"

Thanks for your insights. We ended up moving things around in our schedule and found a performance where we could get almost front row center. Looking forward to it!