One of our very own, Zachary Kantack just so happens to be
starring in the local production “Little Shop of Horrors.” Zach started acting
around middle school- primarily during speech competitions.
Prior to landing this role, the seasoned veteran has been a
part of numerous other plays, the majority of which were held at Dakota State University,
where he attended school.Zach plays the meek floral assistant, Seymour Krelborn who he describes as a “very unlucky guy who works in a very run down flower shop. He’s very kind, and has a talent with the plants, but lacks a backbone.”
The play focuses on his character, floral assistant Seymour
Krelborn, who stumbles across a new breed of plants he names “Audrey II” after
his coworker on whom he has a crush. After a while, Seymour realizes that
Audrey II is literally “out-of-this-world” having a “thirst” for things like
global domination, unending fame, and blood. You know- things any
intergalactic plant would want.
Zach describes this production as being a “sort of nod to classic Hollywood sci-fi films. Mixed together with comedy, drama, and rock & roll music. I’ve never heard of any other play like it.” When asked if Zach shared any similarities with his character Seymour he stated, “I don’t think so… but I am hoping that will make the show all the more convincing.”
Zach describes this production as being a “sort of nod to classic Hollywood sci-fi films. Mixed together with comedy, drama, and rock & roll music. I’ve never heard of any other play like it.” When asked if Zach shared any similarities with his character Seymour he stated, “I don’t think so… but I am hoping that will make the show all the more convincing.”
Haven’t had an opportunity to see the production yet? No
worries! Here are a few other chances for you to catch it:
Thursday, July 30th
Friday, July 31st
Saturday, August 1st
Doors Open @ 7:00pm, Performance @ 7:30pm
Sunday, August 2nd
Sunday Matinee Doors Open @ 1:30pm, Performance at 2:00pm
The performance will be held at the Grand Opera House on
Pierre Street.
To reserve your tickets, please call 605-224-7826.