The cast is small but mighty. In addition to McGraw, it features Brian J Cook as Mr. Mushnik and Hailey Tweter as Audrey, Seymour’s love interest. Though Audrey is sometimes portrayed as ditzy and clueless, Tweter’s take on the character makes her seem like a sad, tired young woman who has been beaten down by a life spent in the gutter. The acting choice makes Audrey’s signature song, “Somewhere That’s Green,” much more poignant. Andrew Villarreal plays Audrey’s boyfriend, the masochist dentist Orin Scrivello, and an assortment of other characters. Villarreal’s knack for characterization and comic timing left the audience in stitches. Still, he also brought up the darker sides of the dentist in a way that made you feel a bit uncomfortable about laughing earlier. Jillian Lawson, Summer Greer, and Bachi Dillague are entertaining as the sassy trio of street urchins who act as a Greek chorus, helping to explain the plot while interacting with other characters.