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T. R. Knight, Hannah Cruz to star in ‘Little Shop of Horrors’ off Broadway

The Emmy nominee and Tony nominee will succeed Ethan Slater and Betsy Wolfe in the critically acclaimed musical revival starting in October.

Summary

  • T. R. Knight and Hannah Cruz will star in Little Shop of Horrors off Broadway starting October 27
  • Current stars Ethan Slater and Betsy Wolfe will depart October 25
  • The award-winning horror-comedy musical follows a flower shop worker who makes a dark deal with a bloodthirsty talking plant
Gillian Russo
Gillian Russo

They’re going somewhere that’s green! Emmy Award nominee T. R. Knight and Tony Award nominee Hannah Cruz will be the next stars of Little Shop of Horrors off Broadway, starring as Seymour and Audrey at the Westside Theatre starting October 27.

Knight is best known for his Emmy-nominated performance as Dr. George O'Malley on Grey's Anatomy. He has starred on Broadway in the plays Noises Off, It's Only a Play, and, most recently, Stranger Things: The First Shadow.

Cruz earned her first Tony Award nomination in 2026 for Chess after making her Broadway debut in Suffs in 2024. She also performed in that musical’s Off-Broadway premiere and in other Off-Broadway musicals including The Connector and Only Gold.

Current Little Shop of Horrors stars Ethan Slater and Betsy Wolfe will play their final performances as Seymour and Audrey on October 25.

The acclaimed horror-comedy musical Little Shop of Horrors centers on geeky flower shop worker Seymour, who encounters a talking, flesh-eating plant that promises him fame, fortune, and romance for a price. The current revival has run off Broadway since 2019, winning the Drama Desk and Drama League Awards for Outstanding Revival of a Musical.

Tickets are currently on sale through January 23, 2028.

Get Little Shop of Horrors tickets now.

Photo credit: T. R. Knight and Hannah Cruz. (Photos courtesy of production)

Frequently asked questions

What is Little Shop of Horrors about?

When a mild-mannered florist finds a talking, blood-drinking flower, he sees a path to success and romance. This campy horror comedy is a cult classic in person and on the silver screen, and this production won multiple Best Musical Revival awards. Get tickets to this quirky, bloody show blossoming off Broadway.

How long is Little Shop of Horrors?

The running time of Little Shop of Horrors is 2hr. Incl. 15min intermission.

Where is Little Shop of Horrors playing?

Little Shop of Horrors is playing at Westside Theatre. The theatre is located at 407 West 43rd Street, New York, 10036.

How much do tickets cost for Little Shop of Horrors?

Tickets for Little Shop of Horrors start at $56.

What's the age recommendation for Little Shop of Horrors?

The recommended age for Little Shop of Horrors is Ages 5+. Children under the age of 4 are not permitted in the theatre..

How do you book tickets for Little Shop of Horrors?

Book tickets for Little Shop of Horrors on New York Theatre Guide.

Is Little Shop of Horrors on Broadway or Off-Broadway?

Little Shop of Horrors is playing Off Broadway.

Is Little Shop of Horrors accessible?

The theatre is not wheelchair accessible. The Upstairs Theatre is on the 2nd floor (approximately 21 steps). Please be advised that where there are steps either into or within the theatre, we are unable to provide assistance.

Who is in the cast of Little Shop of Horrors?

The cast of Little Shop of Horrors includes Ethan Slater (as Seymour), Betsy Wolfe (as Audrey), Claybourne Elder (as Orin Scrivello DDS), Christian McQueen (as The Voice of Audrey II), Reg Rogers (as Mushnik), Christine Wanda (as Ronnette), Morgan Ashley Bryant (as Chiffon), Savannah Lee Birdsong (as Crystal).

Who directed Little Shop of Horrors?

Little Shop of Horrors is directed by Michael Mayer.

Who wrote Little Shop of Horrors?

Little Shop of Horrors was written by Music by Alan Menken, and book and lyrics by Howard Ashman.

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