Win tickets to ‘Little Shop of Horrors’ at Selma Arts Center
It’s just a drop of blood, right?
Selma Arts Center tackles the cult musical “Little Shop of Horrors” with a lively production now running through April 2.
You can read an interview here with the bloodthirsty plant at the center of this tuneful, tuneful story. And, if you’re a member of The Munro Review, you can enter a contest to win a pair of tickets to either the Friday, March 25, or Saturday, April 26, performance.
I’m giving two pairs of tickets away. The contest is open to members, donors and individual sponsors of The Munro Review.
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To enter the giveaway, leave a reply on this post answering this question: Would you agree to foster a little Audrey 2 if it promised not to need more than a few drops of blood a day? (Or, if you’d prefer not to be so disclosive, just tell me why you want to see the show.) Leave your entry in the comment field below. Deadline to enter is 9 p.m. Tuesday, March 22. The winner will be picked at random and notified by email.
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Javier cabrera
Hi Donald. I would love to return to see a fantastic show at the selma arts center. It’s been to long and truly miss it. Little shop of horrors would be truly great.
Jackie Ryle
Dear Donald, while famous for a pair of indeterminate hued thumbs which can kill even an air fern, this may be the plant I can sustain. A little prick here, a small stick there, and I can foster that errant little herbage long enough to get me to the performance, and I’ll make sure she stays potted (and everyone will be happy!)
Jose
I would love to see this show! I remember being the plant puppeteer in a high school production!
Heather
It’s a great show! I really want to see the Saturday show when it will be performed in ASL as well ❤️