Audrey

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Audrey is the sweet but beleaguered love interest and florist’s assistant in the horror-comedy musical "Little Shop of Horrors."

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
film character
musical theatre character
appearsIn Little Shop of Horrors NERFINISHED
appearsInFilm Little Shop of Horrors (1986 film adaptation) NERFINISHED
appearsInGenre horror comedy
musical
associatedWith song Somewhere That’s Green NERFINISHED
song Suddenly, Seymour
basedOn Audrey character from The Little Shop of Horrors (1960 film)
createdFor Little Shop of Horrors (1982 stage musical) NERFINISHED
diesIn some stage and film endings of Little Shop of Horrors
distinctiveFeature heavy makeup
high-pitched speaking voice
dreamsOf marrying Seymour Krelborn
suburban middle-class life
duetSong Suddenly, Seymour NERFINISHED
employer Mr. Mushnik NERFINISHED
engagedTo Seymour Krelborn (stage ending, some versions) NERFINISHED
filmPortrayalBy Ellen Greene NERFINISHED
firstAppearance Little Shop of Horrors (1982 Off-Broadway production) NERFINISHED
gender female
hasAbusiveRelationshipWith Orin Scrivello NERFINISHED
hasRomanticRelationshipWith Seymour Krelborn NERFINISHED
loveInterestOf Seymour Krelborn NERFINISHED
loveSong Somewhere That’s Green NERFINISHED
narrativeRole Seymour’s primary love interest
deuteragonist
occupation florist’s assistant
personalityTrait insecure
kind-hearted
self-sacrificing
sweet
portrayedBy Ellen Greene NERFINISHED
Kerry Butler NERFINISHED
Various stage actresses in international productions
residence Skid Row NERFINISHED
romanticallyInvolvedWith Orin Scrivello (at story start) NERFINISHED
socialClass working class
suffersFrom domestic abuse
symbolizes victims of domestic violence
working-class aspiration
victimOf Audrey II (in many versions) NERFINISHED
wears high heels
tight, revealing dresses
worksAt Mushnik’s Skid Row Florists NERFINISHED

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