You wanted to know what our next show would be, and we kept you waiting. Now, let us make it up to you…

Off the back of our bodacious 80s outing with The Wedding Singer, we are so excited to announce not one, but TWO upcoming Green Door productions.

LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS | 5-8 November 2025 | The Boardwalk, Glasgow

“And this terrifying enemy surfaced, as such enemies often do, in the most seemingly innocent, and unlikely, of places…”

In Mushnik’s flower shop on New York’s Skid Row, downtrodden florist employee Seymour secretly pines for his co-worker, the earnest and vulnerable Audrey. Clumsy and unremarkable, Seymour has resigned himself to a parentless life of poverty, mistreatment and invisibility. It’s a quiet desperation Audrey deeply relates to, though her abusive boyfriend Orin makes her growing connection with Seymour impossible.

All that changes when an exotic florist sells Seymour a mysterious seedling – one that first appeared during a solar eclipse. Affectionately named ‘Audrey II’, the plant is of huge interest to the press, and soon, as the apparent discoverer of a new species, Seymour has all the attention and looming success he could ever want. With the sudden, long-lost glimmers of hope, the pressure is mounting to prove himself, save the woman he loves, and escape Skid Row. If only the plant weren’t such a picky eater…

Doing all he can to keep an ailing ‘Twoey’ alive, Seymour finally stumbles upon the one food the young plant needs: human blood. But as the little one grows, so does its hunger, and soon, Seymour is torn between an ill-gotten chance at belonging, or the dismal desperation of doing what’s right. In the end, the darkness he faces may just grow enough to swallow us all.

The fourth production from Green Door Theatre, Little Shop of Horrors takes a twisted, sci-fi turn from the neon-lit pastiche of The Wedding Singer and idealistic escapism of Sweet Charity, to a tone more fitting the company’s Assassins-based roots: one that’s dangerous, darkly funny, and far more resonant than anyone expected.

To Seymour information, stay rooted to our socials.

SEYMOUR Reece Folan
AUDREY Lucy Cusick
AUDREY II Lucas McGinnies
MUSHNIK Nicola Coffield
ORIN Alasdair MacRae
URCHINS (GOOD) Julie Henery, Rachael Hepburn, and Nikki McMillan
URCHINS (EVIL) Kim-Michal Blythe, Kelly Johnston, and Lauren Kelly
ENSEMBLE Josie Adams, Magdalene Cybulska, Rebecca Murray, and Julia Revdal

DIRECTION by Jennifer Donald, with Sabrina Scott
MUSICAL DIRECTION by Chase Condon
CHOREOGRAPHY by Corinne Munn, with Marion Hart
PRODUCTION AND DESIGN by Andi Denny, with production assistance from Ellie Moran\

Recommended age: 14+
This production contains strong language, depictions of domestic violence, moderate theatrical horror, and representations of blood.

TICKETS AVAILABLE NOW AT buytickets.at/greendoortheatre

LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS | Book and Lyrics by HOWARD ASHMAN. Music by ALAN MENKEN. Based on the film by Roger Corman, Screenplay by Charles Griffith. Originally produced by the WPA Theatre (Kyle Renick, Producing Director). Originally produced at the Orpheum Theatre, New York City by the WPA Theatre, David Geffen, Cameron Mackintosh and the Shubert Organization. This amateur production is presented by arrangement with Music Theatre International. All authorised performance materials are also supplied by MTI | www.mtishows.co.uk

Then, in 2026, comes one of Glasgow’s first ever productions of the Broadway and West End smash hit, Come From Away, based on the true stories of 7,000 air passengers grounded in a small Canadian town in the aftermath of 9/11. Presented in a uniquely intimate way by Green Door, this four-time Olivier-award-winner takes us to a truly era-defining moment with beautiful, uplifting music and a complex, bittersweet joy we can’t wait to immerse ourselves in.

Look out for more information, coming in 2026.

Whether you’re a future auditionee, a creative who wants to get involved, or one of our incredible audience members, we hope you’re as hyped for these shows as we are.

There’s still more to come in 2025/26, so keep your eyes peeled for new workshops, opportunities and events. We can’t wait to see you there.

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