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By Mason McDougall, November 15 2022— The Rocky Horror Picture Show at The Plaza Theatre is a theatre experience everybody should take part in at least once in their lives. This year, the event took place from Oct. 27-31. Where else but a showing of The Rocky Horror Picture Show are you allowed to get […]
The director for this year's production of The Rocky Horror Picture Show at the Malaspina Theater said it would be a kind of "go big or go home" show.
At 7 p.m., a line had already begun to form outside of Crawford Hall in anticipation of “The Rocky Horror Picture Show,” and Drew Students were dressed to impress. It was Halloween night, and many …
“The Rocky Horror Picture Show” is considered by many a cult classic, found in the realm of theater, music and LGBTQ culture. Northwestern State University of Louisiana’s Student Theater Organization and Dear School of Creative and Performing Arts Department of Theater and Dance have put on a yearly performance of the cult classic nearly every...
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Receiving red lipstick V’s drawn on their foreheads, Seattle University students flooded the Pigott Auditorium for the Inigo Student Theatrical Production’s fourth annual performance of the Rocky Horror Picture Show (RHPS). A definitive cult classic, the Rocky Horror experience has been defined by its audience participation, including callouts, costumes and a shadowcast for decades. Cast...
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A yearly classic for the Crown Uptown theater, “Rocky Horror Picture Show” takes the stage for another year. Wichita State’s very own Dalton Devoe and Clair Kennard, both juniors majoring in music theater, took on leading roles in this year’s production. They became Brad and Janet, the seemingly perfect newly engaged couple, who stumble upon...
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Rocky Horror Picture Show shadowcast performances, where actors mimic the 1975 film while it plays on a screen behind them, have been a Wellesley Halloween tradition since 2012, but this year’s directors wanted to do things differently. Co-directors Demeter Appel-Riehle ’25 and Julien Barriere ’24, along with SJ Stephens ’23, who played Dr. Frank-N-Furter, intended to make the October 29 event, co-sponsored by the Shakespeare Society and the Film Society, more thoughtful and inclusive by acknowledging and rejecting the bigotry present in both the film and the culture surrounding Rocky Horror, at Wellesley and beyond. To address the issues, such as transphobic and homophobic stereotypes, head-on, Appel-Riehle, Barriere, and Stephens organized a roundtable discussion with Wellesley’s Office of LGBTQ+ Programs and Services on October 19. Organizers provided detailed content warnings for each scene, prefaced the performance with a speech about the issues of both the culture and the text of Rocky Horror, discouraged gender policing of attendees, whether off-campus guests or Wellesley students, and encouraged all attendees to think critically about the show while also having fun. Barriere, in his director’s speech, was proud to reveal that the majority of the cast and crew of this year’s performance was trans and/or queer, which he said was important to note for a film that caricatures transwomen. Appel-Riehle, Barriere, and Stephens said they want Wellesley’s Rocky Horror tradition to be one that celebrates the diverse identities of Wellesley students and its future as a more inclusive space.
LOGAN — More than 300 fanatic fans of the Rocky Horror Picture Show trashed the pristine Utah Theatre here on the evening of Oct. 28. And they had a darned good time doing it, too! There were occasions when you could barely hear the movie’s soundtrack over the ongoing festivities. That’s because those fanatic fans […]
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MOORHEAD — Fans of the cult classic “The Rocky Horror Show” are getting to “time warp” to a new decade in music, thanks to a new production of the stage show launching soon at Concordia College. The show is in rehearsals now and its run is set for early November at the Comstock Theatre in Moorhead. The show is the...
“The teeth in the opening segment look very good for a 1970s teeth”
The panel of peril apply their collective lippy, pull on some fishnets, pour a load of food colouring (or something) into a bath and somehow create human (?) life! After which they relax by watching The Rocky Horror Picture Show before trying to improve upon the villain’s diabolical plan for the honour of choosing next week’s film and hosting the pod.
This week’s film was released in 1975 and sees engaged, virginal, squares Brad (Barry Bostwick) and Janet (Susan Sarandon) suffer a car malfunction one drive that sees them having to spend the night at a creepy castle in the middle of nowhere. Populated by a colourful cast of characters including Dr. Frank N Furter (the incomparable Tim Curry), Riff Raff (Richard O’Brien), Magenta (Patricia Quinn) and the titular Rocky (Peter Hinwood), will the paramours make it to the morning – and at what cost?
Watch the trailer here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4plqh6obZW4
Every 20th Century Fox Fanfare Variation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XqMokB1lZYE
********PLOT SPOILER ALERT********
Dr. Frank N Furter is a creature of excess, but at heart they just want to be loved. So much so that Frank is willing to create the perfect lover/companion to satisfy their every need. But will Brad and Janet discover Frank’s diabolical plot, or will they themselves be seduced by the devilishly handsome Doctor? Maybe both, who knows?! (I know)
Just what did the panel think of this week’s movie, pray tell? How can they improve upon the villain’s masterplan? And who will be christened this week’s most diabolical?
TIME WARP!
Original version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=umj0gu5nEGs
Damian cover: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gti_D7jx7cM
Glee cover: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9VJqA_t8LQ
Tenacious D cover: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0aZPJBjutY0
BISMARCK, N.D. (KXNET) — Get ready to do the time warp and head back to the 70s — it’s that time of year again when the Rocky Horror Picture Show heads back into theaters for inte…
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Interview with actor Barry Bostwick as he talks about the presentation of the movie Rocky Horror Picture Show at the Flynn Theater in Burlington.
Fans of The Rocky Horror Picture Show were treated to the first-ever showing of the film at the Perot Theatre last Friday night. There were costumes, glowsticks, bubbles, singing, dancing in the aisles, comments yelled at the screen, and probably the most enthusiastic demonstration of crowd participation ever witnessed in Texarkana. To illustrate how passionate […]