The Rocky Horror Show

Show Info Cast & Creative Age & Content Guide

Genre Musical

Venue

First Performance 22/11/2010

Closing 27/11/2010

Running Time 2hr

The Rocky Horror Show is Richard O’Brien’s bizarre, fun and hilarious musical which is still popular today as it was when it premiered at the Royal Court in 1973.

Squeaky-clean sweethearts Brad and Janet embark on an adventure they will never forget after their car breaks down in the rain one dark night. Knocking on the door of a mysterious house to get help, they are brought into a world ruled by the scandalous Frank N Furter.

The Rocky Horror Show’s sing-along soundtrack includes Sweet Transvestite, Damn It Janet and Time Warp, which comes with its own obligatory dance moves.

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Cast

David Bedella, Ainsley Harriott

Creative

Author - Richard O'Brien

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