The NPR Music's Tiny Desk (home) concert series has brought performances from around the world, maintaining the intimate and stripped-down essence of the original Tiny Desk concerts. In a special event, composer Alan Menken and the cast of the off-Broadway revival of "Little Shop of Horrors" celebrated the show's 40th anniversary with a medley of iconic songs. The concert was a nostalgic journey, with Menken sharing heartfelt anecdotes about his collaboration with late lyricist Howard Ashman, showcasing their deep bond and love for their work.

The off-Broadway revival of "Little Shop of Horrors" has been a standout success, having received multiple prestigious awards for Best Musical Revival. The performance highlighted the enduring popularity and infectious melodies of the cult classic musical. The Tiny Desk (home) concert served as a tribute to the timeless creativity and impact of Menken and Ashman's collaboration.

The off-Broadway setting for this concert added a unique charm, with its smaller, more intimate environment compared to Broadway theaters. The concert not only entertained audiences with its delightful performances but also offered a behind-the-scenes look at the creative process and history behind the beloved show.