LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS
Don’t miss Little Shop of Horrors – the darkly comedic musical presented by the GCU Theatre Department. This student-led production follows Seymour, a timid flower shop assistant, who stumbles upon a peculiar plant with a taste for blood and a flair for showbiz. With catchy tunes, quirky horror and laugh-out-loud moments, this cult classic showcases the talent, creativity and bold storytelling of GCU’s theatre students.
Ticket Information
Presale: $15.00 + fees
Seating Information
Seating is general admission with ASL section as well as ADA accessible section.
Community Impact
This performance features a team of licensed, provisionally licensed, and student interpreters collaborating with professional theatrical interpreters.
Local Artists
This performance features student actors from GCU's theatre program.
Meet the Team
Darian Gerow
Lead Interpreter
Iliana Swartz
Theatrical Interpreter
Cameron Lucas Eggers
Creative Director
Katlyn Pavlica
Launchpad Apprentice
Who's who?
Darian Gerow
Darian Gerow, a graduate of Phoenix College’s Interpreter Preparation program, has his theatrical interpreting debut with Order Chaos theatre company, though he is no stranger to the arts. Over 20 years of passion and varied musical and theatrical experiences have brought Darian to add performance interpreting to his repertoire. Darian aspires to grow from this theatrical experience and incorporate this new knowledge into other productions and stagecraft to provide access and enjoyment of the arts for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing community, as the arts were so vital to him.
Iliana Swartz
Iliana Swartz is a provisionally licensed ASL interpreter whose passion lies at the intersection of language, art, and access. She has interpreted for a variety of theatrical venues across the Valley and is dedicated to expanding inclusive experiences for Deaf and Hard of Hearing audiences and artists alike.
In addition to her interpreting work, Iliana brings a wealth of theatrical and stage management experience, having served as ASM/Deck Manager for The Prince of Egypt (TheaterWorks), Director of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (Detour Company Theatre), and Assistant Director for Bye Bye Birdie (Detour Company Theatre).
Cameron Lucas Eggers
An artist at heart, Cameron Lucas Eggers feels inspired by the expressive nature of American Sign Language. Cameron is not only a professional ASL interpreter, but also an actor and dancer. Cameron’s debut with Order Chaos Theatre Company was portraying James Leeds in Children of a Lesser God, which was the culmination of years pursuing his lifelong passions. Cameron is thrilled to have the opportunity to continue to perform, and now serve as the ASL Impact Founder, CEO, and Creative Director. He hopes that through theater, music, and art that the interpreting and ASL community can grow in camaraderie and provide encouraging and safe spaces for all to thrive. “ASL is a gift I’ve received from countless people on my journey. It’s an honor to be a part of a story that is so much bigger than all of us.”
Katlyn Pavlica
Starting her journey in San Diego, Katlyn Pavlica grew up with performance and theatrical arts as a part of life. In high school, a passion for languages and culture emerged. After 3 years of Japanese, college was rife with new beginnings. She tried her hand at American Sign Language (pun intended!) and took off like a shot. Having graduated Phoenix College’s Interpreter Program, providing equal communication access to the Deaf / Hard of Hearing Community is her profession. Getting a taste of theatrical interpreting at Order Chaos Theatre Company, she has now successfully connected these two passions which have had strong influence, spanning from past, to present, and into the future.
