“A perfect date night for horticulturists, horror-cultists, sci-fi fans and anyone with a taste for the outrageous.” “The show, presented by the Long Beach Landmark Theatre Company, has been extended due to wild popularity through November 24th, and is the hot ticket centerpiece of this fall season’s offerings, helmed and […]

An excellent review for Little Shop of Horrors!  “it’s quite difficult to point out any weak spot of this production”  “bound to impress audiences through and through.” “kudos must be paid to the team behind the Long Beach Landmark Theatre: they consistently present strong material worthy of a much larger […]

The opening weekend of Little Shop of Horrors was a smashing success! We broke our attendance goals and audiences were gushing with praise. With that, we are proud to announce the EXTENSION of the show for an additional weekend Nov 22-24.  We are also excited to announce that the final […]

A featured article in the Grunion Gazette Theatre Troupe Brings Horrors To First Congregational Church A “Little Shop Of Horrors” will be found this month in the sanctuary of Long Beach’s landmark First Congregational Church. A musical, and one dealing with demonic doings, might seem incongruous to an historic church. […]

A featured article in the Long Beach Press Telegram: How does human-eating (and showtune-singing) plant Audrey II come to life in Long Beach? It takes two talents… Beginning this Friday, Nov. 8, Long Beach Landmark Theatre Company opens its own production of the cult classic at the First Congregational Church […]

Before it ever reached the stage, the characters and ideas of Little Shop were front and center in popular science-fiction and horror storytelling. In 1956, sci-fi author Arthur C. Clarke took inspiration from the horror stories of H.G. Wells to write “The Reluctant Orchid,” about a man who tries to use a […]