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You are here: Home / News / Review: Outstanding Little Shop of Horrors South Africa 2025, a protest musical for our times – The Cape Robyn | SA News

Review: Outstanding Little Shop of Horrors South Africa 2025, a protest musical for our times – The Cape Robyn | SA News

26 August 2025 by Guest
What: Little Shop of Horrors  
When: August 22 to September 6, 2025
Where: The Masque, 37 Main Rd, Muizenberg, Cape Town
Bookings: Quicket
Direction: Jeffrey Johnson
Choreography: Jeffrey Johnson
Musical direction: John McGuiness
Cast: Gregan Aherin as Seymour; Kay Mosiane as Audrey; Jeffrey Johnson as Audrey II; Ethan Wilton as Mr. Mushnik; Andrew Munnik as Orin and Claire Thomson, Rufaro Mvududu and Rachel Suttle as the Urchins
Set design: Daniel Enticott, Jeffrey Johnson and Daniella Mizrachi
Lighting design: Gary Fargher
Costume design: Nicky Enticott
Set construction: Daniel Enticott and Kevin Smith
Age restriction: No under 13s
Masque box office: Open Tuesday, Wednesday and Fridays…

Film Industry: The South African film industry has gained international recognition,
with films like “Tsotsi” and “The Gods Must Be Crazy” receiving critical acclaim.

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