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Cecil Theatre Project’s inaugural production
Little Shop of Horrors
A darkly comic musical. Two performances. One hungry little problem.

Tickets open September 21 at 12:00 AM ET.
The story
Be careful what you grow.
A struggling florist’s life changes when he discovers a mysterious plant with an appetite that keeps growing. This darkly comic musical blends sharp humor, memorable characters, and a cautionary story about wanting more than you bargained for.
Book and lyrics by Howard Ashman. Music by Alan Menken. Presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International.
The complete contractual billing block will be added after final production-contract review.
Cast & creative team
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The production roster and approved biographies have not yet been published by CTP.
[Cast, director, music director, designers, and production leadership pending approval.]
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All seats are first-come within their designated section. Checkout remains on Eventeny.
Sat
Dec. 5
2:00 PMChoose this performance on Eventeny (opens in a new tab)General Admission
First-come seating outside the VIP hold.
VIP
First-two-row priority and one complimentary drink ticket.
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The restriction comes from the current venue. It is not a permanent rule for future CTP programming.
Venue staff check ID at entry. Bring a valid, non-expired ID.
Access
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The North Street entrance provides step-free access. For venue-specific access needs, contact Elkton Music Hall before the event. For production questions, contact CTP.
[Production-specific accessibility owner and response time pending approval.]
Ticket policies
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[Refund and exchange policy pending approval.]
[Ticket transfer process pending approval.]
[Cancellation and postponement terms pending approval.]
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