The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT21) NEW YORK -- October 2, 2003 -- HORRORS-THEATER-REVIEW -- In the desperate, tourist-courting world of cultural appropriation on Broadway - the new "Little Shop of Horrors" does not rank as a major offender. Directed with silky efficiency by Jerry Zaks, the show is honorably true to the smaller Off Broadway incarnation that became the sleeper of the season 21 years ago. The carnivorous plant Audrey II and Hunter Foster, as Seymour, in a scene from "Little Shop of Horrors," the Virginia Theater on Sept. 24, 2003. (Sara Krulwich/The New York Times)
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2003-10-02
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The New York Times Agency
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