TICKETS 🎟️ truewest.info/Griffin26 On Sale Friday, March 27 at 10am PT This Event is All Ages ---------------------------------------- Kathy Griffin is a two-time Emmy and Grammy Award winning comedian, television star, best-selling author and advocate
It’s back—and hungrier than ever. We’re bringing Little Shop of Horrors back to our stage with a brand-new production of the cult-favorite musical packed with doo-wop hits, outrageous comedy, and one very dangerous plant. When shy florist Seymour discovers a mysterious new species that promises fame, fortune, and romance, his struggling flower shop suddenly starts to bloom—but the plant has a monstrous appetite. Featuring the unforgettable score by Alan Menken and Howard Ashman. Just remember: don’t feed the plants. Shows prior to Nov 20th opening night are preview shows, full-length, reduced-price performances scheduled during the final week of rehearsals while the creative team is fine-tuning the show before its official opening.
Leapin’ Louie’s new show: An ocean animal circus spectacular
It’s science, but you laugh so hard!
Gastropod Cousteau (aka Leapin’ Louie Lichtenstein) is a nudibranch detective trying to figure out what happened to the missing kelp forests. Whales, sea otters, decorator crabs, giant squid and a peacock mantis shrimp help Gastro solve the mystery. And the story is told with circus and comedy! Featuring giant lasso, glow juggling, a 6 foot unicycle, enormous puppets and a slide-show of amazing ocean animals.
You know him from White Album Xmas or the Rose Festival, Leapin’ Louie has performed his solo shows in 35 nations around the world including Japan, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Brazil, UK and a few dozen European tours. He has toured opening for country stars Brooks and Dunn and the rock legend Primus. He makes adults laugh with family-friendly material and he gets audiences very excited.
“Absolutely brilliant show and among the best science communication I’ve ever seen!“ Dr. Kaitlyn Tonra, kelp scientist
“While acting the buffoon for much of his act his talent and sense of humor was always extremely sophisticated.” –David Cohen, Executive Director, Salem Art Fair
“Lichtenstein, a multitalented performer, has to be seen to be believed.” –Portland Oregonian
Camas High School presents the psychological thriller “Trap,” playing 6 p.m. Nov. 6 and 7 with a matinee show at 2 p.m. Nov. 7 at 26900 S.E. 15th St., Camas. Tickets are $15, available at gofan.co/season/193760.
Photo credit: Mason Marsh