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WorksheetsReview: Little Shop of Horrors
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 9mins
Who is the main character of Little Shop of Horrors?
Seymour
Mr. Mushnik
Orin
Audrey II
The mysterious plant that Seymour discovers resembles a:
Venus Flytrap
Sunflower
Poison Ivy
Tulip
Who does Seymour name the plant after?
His coworker that he has a crush on
His mom
His childhood hero
His favorite character from a book
Audrey's horrible boyfriend has what job?
Dentist
Professional Athlete
Grocery Store Clerk
Middle School Math Teacher
What does the plant eat?
Fresh human blood
Vegetables
Small rodents
Bugs
Who wrote the music for Little Shop of Horrors?
Alan Menken
John Williams
Andrew Lloyd Webber
Andrew Lippa
What Disney movie did Alan Menken also write the music for?
The Little Mermaid
Toy Story
Peter Pan
Lilo and Stitch
What type of media is Little Shop of Horrors based off of?
A movie
A popular song from the 1960s
A book
It's original and not based on anything
What is the main difference between the original 1960 movie and the musical?
The musical has a different ending
In the movie, Seymour is an orphan
Both are exactly the same
The names of the characters are changed
True or False: The original production of Little Shop of Horrors was not produced on Broadway.
True
False
In what year did the musical open OFF-BROADWAY?
1982
1964
1998
2002
In what year did the musical open ON BROADWAY?
2003
1962
1982
1999
How many Tony Awards did the 2003 revival win?
0
4
3
2
True or False: Because of its small cast of characters, it is a popular choice for community theaters.
True
False
What award did the original Off-Broadway cast win?
Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Musical
Tony Award for Best Lead Actor
Obie Award for Best Costume Design
Pulitzer Prize for Drama
True or False: In the musical version, all of the major human characters die at the end.
True
False
What is the name of the girl Seymour has a crush on?
Audrey
Christine
Alice
Tracy
Based on the music, what decade does the musical most likely take place in?
1960s
1980s
1920s
2000s
