What Obum Ukabam and Jarrod Kopp have delivered is not merely a diverse Tulsan cast, to that end alone, but an ensemble of the city’s most profound talent, who, by intent, breathe new life and soul into Charles B. Griffith’s 1960 horror comedy film. To find less is to want less. Objectively, Ukabam’s Little Shop of Horrors is a damn-good performance that “must” be seen.
