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Posting-frequency: Monthly Faq-Maintainer: gburgyan@nforce.com (George Burgyan) See reader questions & answers on this topic! - Help others by sharing your knowledge ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Oh my God! George is alive! :-) Sorry about dropping out of existance for a good half year. I had far too much work to do (that I *still* wasn't paid for!) to even think of having free time. Right now I'm supposed be be doing something else, but I'm procrastinating a bit. Send me mail! Send me updates!! I'm alive again! :-) :-) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ This is a monthly posting that is posted on or about the 15th of each month. This list is from the Rocky Horror fan club and from people that E-Mailed me. Since I didn't go to all of these theaters, I cannot guarantee their accuracy. Entries marked with `*' have more information about them at the end of the list. Entries marked with `!' are temporary. Some of these entries have been slightly edited (mostly for conciseness) from the original message sent to me, but the content is the same. Also note that this is the official list of the Rocky Horror Fan Club. (Thanks to all the people that helped make it that!) Many periodic postings, including this one, are available on the archive site rtfm.mit.edu (18.181.0.24) in the directory pub/usenet/news.answers. The name under which a FAQ is archives appears in the "Archive-Name:" line at the top of the article. This posting is archived as "movies/rocky-horror-theaters". This list is Copyright 1993, 1994, but you are free to distribute it. But please leave my name on it, and tell me if you are going to publish it. Thanks. If you have any additions or changes to the list, E-Mail me at bc770@po.cwru.edu or snailmail me at: George Burgyan 1380 Dill Road South Euclid, OH 44121-3969 USA +1-216-381-6550 George Burgyan (gburgyan@nforce.com) ------BEGINING OF LIST------ Metro Mall - Phoenix, AZ * The Loft Cinema - Tucson, AZ Valley Art Theater - Tempe, AZ Arcata - Arcata, CA * Art Theatre - Long Beach, CA * Belmont Cinema - Belmont, CA Birdcage - Citrus Heights, CA * Cal Poly Theater - ????, CA * Camera One - San Jose, CA Central Park Fox - San Antonio, CA * Guild Theater - San Diego, CA Kings Drive Inn - Hanford, CA * Montclair GCC - Montclair, CA Noyo - Willits, CA * Nuart - Los Angeles, CA * Rialto - So. Pasadena, CA * UC Berkeley - Berkeley, CA * Bloor Cinema - Toronto, CAN * CineBistro - Quebec City, CAN Cinema de Paris - Montreal, CAN Lux - Vancouver, CAN Marks - Osgawa, CAN * Mayfair Theatre - Ottawa, CAN * Plaza Theatre - Vancouver, BC, CAN Roxy Cine-Gog - Victoria, CAN Starlight - Vancouver, CAN * Uptown - Toronto, CAN Westminster - New Westminster, CAN * Esquire - Denver, CO * York Square - New Haven, CT * Chestnut Hill Cinema Cafe - Newark, DE Carefree - West Palm Beach, FL Countryside - Clearwater, FL Park Cinema - Pinellas Park, FL Regency Mall - Jacksonville, FL Volusia - Daytona Beach, FL Galleria - Atlanta, GA * Hilltop Family Cinemas - Mableton, GA * Northlake 8 - Atlanta, GA * The Georgia Theater - Athens, GA * Henenway Theater - University of Hawaii Manoa campus, HI * Billy Joe's Pitcher Show - Des Moines, IA * Varsity Theatre - Ames, IA Cineplex Odeon - Nampa, ID Lakehurst - Waukegan, IL Mundelein Cinema - Mundelein, IL New Art - Champaign, IL CrossRoads Theatre - Merrillville, IN * Hollywood Bar & Filmworks - Indianapolis, IN * Muncie Creative Opportunites Center - Muncie, IN Boulevard 3 - Topeka, KS Vogue - Louisville, KY Lakeside - Metairie, LA General Cinema - Shoppers' World - Framingham, MA * Harvard Square - Cambridge, MA * Laurel Lakes Center - Laurel, MD * Towson Commons General Cinema - Towson, MD * University of Southern Maine - Portland, ME * AMC Sterling Center 10 - Detroit, MI * Capitol - Flint, MI * Uptown - Minneapolis, MN * Avalon Cinema - St. Louis, MO * Deville Cinema - Jackson, MS * Silver Screen - Biloxi, MS * Rialto - Raleigh, NC The Silver Screen Cafe - Charlotte, NC * ? - Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ Blaker Twin - Wildwood, NJ * Brook Theatre - Bound Brook, NJ * Cinema 35 - Paramus, NJ * Cinema Classics - Redbank, NJ * Friendly's Cinema - Bayville, NJ * Harwan - Mt. Ephraim, NJ Movie City 6 - Edison, NJ * Torrey Pines Cinema - Las Vegas, NV ?????? - Staten Island, NY * Amherst - Buffalo, NY Arts - Binghamton, NY * Cinema East - Nyack, NY * Jo-Mor's Stoneridge Theater - Rochester, NY * Lockport Mall - Buffalo, NY Marboro - Brooklyn, NY * Movieland 8th Street - New York, NY Strand - Plattsburgh, NY * Westcott Cinema - Syracuse, NY * Cedar Lee - Cleveland Heights, OH Cinema Circle - Circleville, OH Cinema West - Hamilton, OH * Cla-Zel - Bowling Green, OH * Graceland - Columbus, OH Highland Theater - Akron, OH Loews Theater - Glendale, OH * Maumee Theater - Maumee, OH Neon Movies - Dayton, OH * Real Movies - Cincinnati, OH * Clinton Street - Portland, OR Third Wave Cinema - LaGrande, OR Holly Theater - Mt. Holly Springs, PA * Lehigh Valley Mall - Allentown, PA * Roxy - Philadelphia, PA * State Theater - State College, PA * The Hollywood Theatre - Pittsburgh, PA Wyoming Valley - Wilkes Barre, PA * Meadowbrook - Warwick, RI Franklin - Franklin, TN * Powell Cinemas - Knoxville, TN Bell-Air - Euless, TX * Casa Linda - Dallas, TX * Central Park Fox - San Antonio, TX Forum - Arlington, TX Jolly's View & Brew - Amarillo, TX * Northcross 6 - Austin, TX * River Oaks Theatre - Houston, TX Town Crossing - Mesquite, TX Windchimes - Houston, TX * Prince Charles Cinema - London, UK * Tower Theatre - Salt Lake City, UT Camelot - Staunton, VA Naro - Norfolk, VA UA Lynnhavan - Virginia Beach, VA Lido - Mt. Vernon, WA Lincoln Plaza - Tacoma, WA Magic Lantern - Spokane, WA Pasco Theater - Pasco, WA VA Kitsap - Silverdale, WA * Varsity - Seattle, WA City Centre - Green Bay, WI Majestic - Madison, WI * Oriental - Milwaukee, WI * Hoyts Centre - Sydney, Australia * Cinema Mondo - Helsinki, Finland * Studio Galande - Paris, France * Museums Lichtspiele - Munich, Germany * Rocky Horror Shows (Actual plays) - Germany * The Classic - Harold's Cross, Dublin, Ireland * X-Ta - Tel-Aviv, Israel * Cinema Mexico - Milan, Italy * Paramount Theatre - Wellington, New Zealand * Hagabion - Gothenburg, Sweden ---------END OF LIST--------- These comments are not mine (mostly) but of some of the readers of alt.cult-movies.rocky-horror ---------BEGINNING OF COMMENTS--------- The Loft Cinema - Tucson, AZ Sat, Midnight, $4.50 Comments: Huge theater, big screen, new film. Audience mostly high school and college students. Some cast members have an awful sense of timing. Virgins are married before sacrificed. (We have morals... NOT :) Comments: RHPS has reopened and will play only the 1st and 3rd week every month, until further notice. Price remained at $4.50 rather than the $5 we were expecting. They still didn't solve any of the shit that went on, but it's gone away for now (teenage drinking, grumpy management, lack of publicity) Art Theatre - Long Beach, CA 2025 E. 4th Street at Cherry Ave. (310) 438-5435 Sat. show $6.00 Comments: The cast here is VERY good. Their props & costumes are some of the best anywere. A custon-built stage, trannies and a full prop, technical, lighting and security crews. The show is very fun but if you get sick of it their are always cool people in the forier to hang out with. This is a very modifyed version of the old "Sat. Balboa" cast. (only a handful of the Balboa people are still left...) You can throw almost everything. Thay even let you use lighters! A word of advice if you go... Don't join cast if you like your sanity... Good show but... Thay also have a very nice "uncut", Super Heros print! All in all this is truly a cast worth seeing... Belmont Cinema - Belmont, CA Admission: $6.00 Cal Poly Theater - ????, CA Finger ".rhps@punk.net" for more information Comments: Big Purple Onion Productions is the name of a club on the campus of the California Polytechnic University at San Luis Obispo, Ca. Our cast name is "Zen Room," and we perform once, sometimes twice per quarter, and ALWAYS on haloween, or the closest Saturday thereto. We perform in the Cal Poly Theatre, with a real stage-play format, professional lighting and crew, and the movie playing behind us. We do try to be more than just a "typical" movie theatre cast. Our theatre seats 500. Beginning with our next performance, we now have sponsorship by the local modern-rock show on the #1 radio station in our market, as well as numerous area businesses including "Fanny Wrappers," the local intimate apparel shop. Camera One - San Jose, CA Sat, Midnight Phone: 408-294-3800 Comments: Camera One's cast is Velvet Darkness, and no matter what the Berkeley cast says, Sal Piro designated VD the "best cast in the country" for 1993. VD started playing at Fremont's UA which is now a foreign language theatre (no, they don't show a subtitled version of RHPS :-) many years ago and switched to the Camera One in early 1993. They recently celebrated their first anniversary at Camera One. There is a weekly virgin sacrifice in which one virgin is forced to strip and don a wedding dress and then is placed in the opening wedding photograph scene with the cast. Excellent cast, costumes and props (full lighting equipment, a castle, a casket, red and blue sheets, a candelabra, etc., etc.) Audience props are only minimally supervised. Best line heard first at Camera One: "..called the human race (that's why your phone bill is so high!)" Guild Theater - San Diego, CA Location: 3827 Fifth Avenue San Diego (in the Hillcrest area), CA Cost: $6.50 Comments: The cast is Crazed Imaginations. The theater is small (as is the stage) but the cast and audience have lots of fun. No props allowed except Bic lighters (they go out when you pass out) New cast members are always welcome, just talk to anyone in cast after the show if you're interested. Montclair GCC - Montclair, CA Monta Vista exit off the 10 fwy. Turn north, 1 blk, turn right in to the mall. - Their are 2 theatres in the mall... you want the one next to 31 flavors. Fri./Sat. Show $5.00 or $3.50 if you have a "Fan Club" card! Cast: The Rebel Cast Alliance Comments: Friday night: This is a fun theatre! The cast is Ok. But the aud. is great. (VERY friendly :) It's the way Rocky used to be...:) Just a bunch of friends, having a good time. ...I like it. -Zenin (aka Byron) Comments: Although the movie is shown here on both Friday and Saturday night, the Friday night casts have always done inexplicably better than the Saturday night casts along the lines of performance, props, costumes and audience patronage. The RCA currently has a complete -- yet small -- cast, with several of it's members pulling multiple duties: 1. Performing (average); 2. Lighting (minimal, but adequate); 3. Props (few, but effective where used); 4. Phantom gags (several that receive good audience responce). Some cast members have experience; most were just pulled out of the audience at one time or another and eventually joined the cast. No throwing in AP props/items or using squir guns and lighters. Clean, uncut print that includes "Superheroes." Crowds here rank among the best for audience participation. A fun place to visit. Nuart - Los Angeles, CA Comments: Took over about 8 years ago when the Tiffany closed its long-time Los Angeles run. Cast of Sins of the Flesh has gone through many changes over the years, but the big fixture is Dennis Miller (not the TV Dennis, the Rocky Dennis) who stands out front of the theatre and collects fan club memberships every weekend. Dennis is an original, who used to (and occasionally still does) play Riff. (He is noted in Creatures of the Night, Sal's book). The BEST virgin sacrifices on the West Coast (sorry Berkeley :-) The ultimate virgin sacrifice: two rows of virgins, guys in one aisle and girls in the other, with their legs spread while a selected guy and girl virgin had to crawl on their backs all the way up the aisle and then come back to the front of the theatre on their stomachs, between the legs of the other virgins (opposite sexes, of course :-) Nuart played Rock-bye-Bear (by Fred Quimby) for a long long time until it broke. Several other cartoons have been aired over the years, plus the ultimate rock-video, The Wall, as trailers (why do they call them trailers when they come at the BEGINNING of the show? :-) Rialto - So. Pasadena, CA Sat, Midnight, runs about 8 months per year Comments: Rocky has played at the Rialto Theater for over 17 years and VOYEURISTIC INTENTION was established in 1980 making V.I. the longest running show in Southern California. V.I. performs 50 shows a year at the Rialto, occasionally taking time off to visit our sister cast Berkeley's INDECENT EXPOSURE. Combined V.I.'s Frank n Furter, Riff Raff and Magenta have been performing at the Rialto for over 38 years. We offer a profession looking show with a different twist. Because of the time invested in performing at the Rialto, the cast has chosen not to copy the movie exactly, although great attention is paid to recreating the RHPS costumes. V.I.'s show is very different then what you see on the screen. The show constantly changes as new "gags" or "bits" are written into the show. The show is changed often to avoid becoming stale to the cast and audience. V.I. strives to make the show more "personal". We attempt to create an atmosphere more like the original stage play. Our original Holiday pre-shows feature decidedly non-typical "RHPS" Costumes and choreography. Because of the way we present our show we were invited to perform at the 15th Anniversary Celebration at 20th Century Fox Studios by Berkeley's INDECENT EXPOSURE. At that show V.I.'s Magenta, Shelley Foss, was selected best Magenta by the original Rocky Horror Picture Show cast and our Frank n Furter, Ray Thompson was on M-TV. Come and find out why we are called "The Worlds Most Deranged Cast!" Comments: This place is in the National Registry of Historical Landmarks. It is one of the few remaining original vaudville theatres, complete with orchestra pit, bizarre pseudo-Egyptian decore, and gaudy paint. The balcony is usually closed. You might recognize it, because it has been used in _many_ motion pictures. I recall at least Kentucky Fried Movie being filmed there. It has been several years since I saw Rocky Horror there, but they still line up every Saturday. Comments: "The Player" is the best known most recent film which takes place at the Rialto. UC Berkeley - Berkeley, CA Sat, Midnight, $6.00 Cast Name: Indecent Exposure Comments: It's about 5 blocks below UCB. The cast is excellent and it is considered the best cast in the country (so say the fan club in NY). We have official virgin hunters outside the theater before the show. The virgins are marked with "V" or "Fuck Me" in lipstick on their faces so that they can be easily identified by those with rice and other projectiles. We also have Super Heroes in the uncut version of the film. We also show shorts or music videos before the main feature. Sometimes the cast isn't there, but we have a good time anyway. About four times a year we have lengerie night complete with a competition for the best outfit. Other goofy things are known to happen, like last night when the entire cast was dressed as Star Trek characters who had been forced to play out the roles of RH. Our next lengerie night is tentatively scheduled for early July. Comments: Berkeley has been running the longest of them all.. Comments: Call Becky Milanio at (510) 236-5491 for more info. (The Indecent Exposure Entertainment line) Bloor Cinema - Toronto, CAN Comments: Admission is $7 (slightly lower for members), and they apparently show RHPS every 2 weeks. The cast seemed to know each other well (and got even more familiar with each other on stage during the show). Projectiles and water are very much allowed. The cast was fun to watch since they did fun stuff on stage (like dressing up Brad as Elvis when I was there). Rocky was very scrawny. CineBistro - Quebec City, CAN Saturday, Midnight Location: 291 St-Vallier East Mayfair Theatre - Ottawa, CAN Location: 1074 Bank St. Ottawa, Ontario, K1S 3XS Canada Shows RHPS 1 or 2 times a month Cost; $7 non-members, $5 members Comments: The cast is called Orgasmic Rush, and they run a pretty fun show. Not big on props and stuff, but they do lines and the Time Warp really well. Columbia and Frank are excellent. They also really harp on the Criminologist's neck. Show costs $5 bucks for theatre membres, and slightly higher for everyone else, but the theatre lets you see two movies for one admission. No virgin sacrifices, though. Comments: Even though we inhabit a beautiful 62 year old relic (built in 1932), the manager, Tom Bergin, is very cool about eirborne objects and lighters as long as you don't trash the place. The Rocky Horror Picture Show has been showing at the Mayfair Theatre for 3 years now, but our cast recently came together in January, 1994. "Orgasmic Rush" consists of a rowdy bunch who take good suggestions into consideration and are open-minded about constructive feedback and who perform numerous scenes from the movie with precision and enthusiasm. On average showings (usually Friday nights) our 492 seat theatre contains approximately 300 people insanely filled with antici... pation! Although we would be excited to see more of them in costume. Rockies here are fun even in repressed Ottawa but to ensure that Ottawa virgins do come back a second time, we do tame virgin sacrifices such as mark V's on their faces because we have angry virgins who threatend to harm those who initiated the sacrifice. Our film does have its skips and scratches, but he overall quality is pretty good. And YES it includes Super Heroes along with Science Fiction Souble Feature Reprise! So give yourselves over to absolute pleasure and come(!) join in the Rocky Horror fun with us at the Mayfair! Plaza Theatre - Vancouver, BC, CAN Cost: $7.50 cdn Location: 881 Granville Street (at Smithe) Vancouver, BC Phone: 685-7050 (I have no idea what area code) Cast: Sweet anticipation Comments: They've got some nice t-shirts for sale, too Comments: Rocky plays EVERY last saturday of the month at 10:00pm, with an additional show (if necessary) at 12am. The show includes door prizes, virgin sacrifices, special lighting and effects. Uptown - Toronto, CAN Price: $7-8 (Canadian) Comments: I think the cast was just starting out, the props and performances were both rather limited. Shows seem to be every other saturday night, price I racall as being about 7-8$, audience seemed to be mostly high school & university students.Nearly everyonr went as conventionists. Rocky looked a bit ?very waifish & wore a cassock instead if bandages, later a gold speedo. Narrator was rather annoying, led the audience in monty python singalongs instead of doing lines. No virgin sacrifice but their names were entered in a book. Audience was requested to throw props onto stage rather than at screen or cast, lighters and water were allowed (but my squirtgun leaked).Superheroes was included. They showed a Woody Woodpecker cartoon (R.I.P. Walter Lance) beforehand where at one point he dresses up as a mermaid , and someone yelled "Do't fuck ck with the Hair". 2Policemen were in attendance but quite friendly & posed with us for photos. It's a couple of blocks from the Victoria College campus you can look it up if you're in T.O. P.S. I'm not sure if the Bloor is still showing RHPS. Esquire - Denver, CO 6th and Downing street. addmission : $6.00 time : 11:45 theatre lets in 12:00 virgin stuff and rules 12:15 Show starts Every saterday night Comments: Not the best show in the world, but has been improving steadily Only cast and crew is allowed on stage. Our theatre is dry and no open flames (flamming ok) allowed. all other props OK. we distribute "Official Certificates of Non-Virginity" to those recently popped. Audience participation scripts with OUR lines also available for the cost of copies. We have also been running a small spotlight for 6 months with limited success. Our film has superheros intact, high quality print (no glitches). try outs are held regulary for new players, If coming into town with some notice, drop me a line, we may be able to arrange something. our theatre seats 200, we have 25-75 on average. Contact: Leo Lionetti lionetti@beethoven.cs.colostate.edu York Square - New Haven, CT Fri & Sat, 11:30, $5.50 Comments: Brand new print with Super Heroes. Chestnut Hill Cinema Cafe - Newark, DE Saturday night, 11:30pm, Admission $3.50 Comments: Under 21 is not permitted into the theater (while this does kinda bite for those younger who wish to attend in this area, but for those of us "of age", it is REALLY cool... because the Theater is also a BAR! The owner had purchased this theater, ripped out every other row of seats, and replaced them with tables... mixed drinks are not served, but beer is readily available... $5 domestic pitchers & $6 imported. Cast Comments : The cast is pretty good (at least I think so, since I play Brad Majors). We do a lot of our own personal joking around, but if you can't have fun with it, then why are you doing it?! We are still working on getting a "second cast" together, because sometimes our entire cast does not show, just so we can be sure that someone will be there every week for each role. However, the audience seems to have a lot of fun each week. Hilltop Family Cinemas - Mableton, GA Comments: cost is $3 we are located on Bankhead Hwy 6 Miles outside the Atlanta perimeter on the west side of town (exit 8) the cast "nonoxinal-9" has been performing together for one year but we have people in attendance that have been doing this for as long as rocky has been around!!!!!!! we are also the cast that did the performance at the georgia theatre in athens last winter quarter and will be the recurring cast at that location next time that we hear about it.... we also help out at the bijou in knoxville tenn. we are a multi-state cast that get together about 6 times a year and halloween is the big get-together of the year... Northlake 8 - Atlanta, GA Comments: If you are looking for a really professional cast, might I suggest the Northlake 8 in Atlanta. The cast really does a good job (and, I played Brad/Riff/Magenta there for a year prior to moving to Gainesville). The Northlake 8 is a great theater! For directions, just take I-75 to Northlake Drive and head east. You cannot miss the Mall, it is on the right side of Northlake Drive, and the AMC is near Toys-R-Us. Tell them Tom Servo sent ya! Ask for Kim McFarland, she is the area Rep of the Nat'l Fan Club, as well as a teriffic Frank! Comments: I've been preforming at the Northlake AMC 8 theatre in Atlanta GA for the last 4 years now, mostly as Brad Majors, but have played every part at least 2 times. We have a VERY good, and you could say a more 'professional' cast than most places (id assume). We preform every friday and Saturday night at approx 12:30 p.m. at the Northalke Festival AMC 8 theatre off of LaVista Rd near I-285 in Atlanta, GA. We welcome all types and persuasions, and are always looking for fresh flesh... erm.. new cast members. :> Comments: The cast at Northlake is cool. However, I would reccomed that you live in the Atlanta area to join. I live in Athens, and the commute got to me after a year. The Georgia Theater - Athens, GA Comments: It used to be a regular movie house but now it is a bar...which still occasionally shows movies. There is a big stage and the balcony is, so far as I've seen, always open. They put on RHPS once per academic quarter and I believe the admission is $2. A group of RHPS players just recently formed and performed for the first time at the winter quarter show. Because the theater is generally a club, there is a wet bar and smoking is allowed during the show. If you don't want to sit in the regular (well worn) seats, there are tables and standing room in the back by the bar. The management is very cool about all the stuff fans like to do and ask only that you do not touch the screen. The crowd tends to be almost exclusively college students, since Athens is a college town. It's a great time for $2. Henenway Theater - University of Hawaii Manoa campus, HI Saturday at midnight, $4.00 Billy Joe's Pitcher Show - Des Moines, IA Friday and Saturdays. Cost: $4.50 Comments: Usually cast is not in costume. As a matter of fact, if there is a cast, it is usually just people playing the scenes they like and then goin back to their drinks. No lighting. Drinks and food are served during the show, contributing to sort of a cabaret atmosphere; lighters and just about anything else are permitted. Audience response somewhat dead. People know the movie; they just don't seem to care. Runs a good Halloween and New Year's Eve show, when there is a costume contest, almost always most of a cast, and some good RHPS door prizes on occasion. Admission for special shows is $7 (advance tickets available); regular, $4.50. Shows Friday and Saturday; call ahead, sometimes they show The Crow or some other midnight movie instead. Sorry if the above seems somewhat negative, but Billy Joe's just depresses me (I am one of three people who show up in costume semi-regularly). Varsity Theatre - Ames, IA Shown Halloween, the day before Halloween, and during our Spring Celebration, called Veishea. That usually the third week in April. Hollywood Bar & Filmworks - Indianapolis, IN Midnight every Saturday, 237 South Meridian, 3rd Floor Infoline: 321-9255 Comments: Indianapolis's Satanic Mechanix, quickly becoming one of the biggest and best casts in the midwest, have moved along with Fox's relocation of the movie from the Greenbriar Twin Cinema to this great theater. Hollywood is one of the best theaters in the entire country: state of the art sound, a custom made screen, and a trendy bar atmosphere (it IS 21 and over only unfortunately). If that wasn't enough: here's the big news folks: the print is fresh from the Delux labs and it is the only one of its kind in the country. Furthermore, the entire atmostphere is completed with orginal 50s trailers of "Forbidden Planet" and one of the Triffid movies. Place this alongside the kick ass show of the Satanic Mechanix, and you have Rocky Horror history. Come and see it! Muncie Creative Opportunites Center - Muncie, IN Approximately every other Friday, bands at 7:30, show at Midnight 215 South Walnut Street. For info call 287-0946 Comments: This is a _very_ cast oriented show that is put on by Indianapolis's Satanic Mechanix. The print of the movie is non-theatrical (16mm) and it plays on a rather small screen in the back as a very theatrical cast with full props plays on a full stage made especially for and taking advantage of the shape of the venue. The Muncie COC is a club and a artist co-op, and it has a very destinct and fun club atmosphere. If you want to see a RHPS show where the cast is _the_ show, check it out. The show is approximately bi-weekly, call the COC or keep an eye out on the Ball State campus for the next date. Harvard Square - Cambridge, MA Midnight on Fri and Sat, $6.75 Comments: Across the street from Harvard. Comments: Cambridge,Mass' "Full Body Cast" puts on the RHPS with a real flair for perfection and, er, eagerness to please. With two full multi- talented companies, plus understudies, many of whom can play more than one role, and whose onstage appearances, costumes, and personas greatly resemble those of their characters, as well as full costumes, lights, props, and security tech crews, this exciting bunch has won popularity among Boston area audiences, and has earned many awards and much acclaim nationwide at RHPS conventions/competitions. The film itself is the original version (with "Super Heroes", and "Science Fiction - Reprise"), and has no breaks or skips. Viewers can exoect a great-looking performance and show, and maybe a few surprises, such as a special visit from "Animal", or "Barney", from Alex/655321, from a member of "the Clown family, or from Ed Norton or Phyllis Diller, or, if they're lucky, a gender-switched role or two, such as a male Columbia, a female Scotty, a male Trixie, or a Criminologist in drag! Show rituals include: 1.) Full musical pre-show, with one or two pre-rehearsed numbers, (e.g. "Y.M.C.A.", "Dude (Looks Like A Lady)", "Hot For Teacher") along with one or two RH faves (stage versions), usually "Time Warp", and either "Sweet T", "Dammit Janet", or "Hot Patootie", also pre-rehearsed. Numbers change monthly. 2.) Warm-up audience welcome/greeting speech; during which the whole house gets to warm up its wit and wisecracks, due to the "pun-tiful" words of either the (very!) Good Doctor or Commander Riff-Raff. Rules are laid out (LAID??) herein, that is: Rule #1 - "NO PUFTAS" (python), Rule #2 - No burning lighters, matches, flammable hairdos, etc (no "open flames") during "Frankenstein Place", and Rule #3 - No props! No tossing any rice, toast, etc, or using squirt guns (except tossing "off"/ using your "Love Gun" in the bathroom). 3.) One or two virgins get their symoblic "cherries" popped (by way of a nice big shiny red balloon between the legs), and as an extra treat, get to play Betty Hapschatt in the wedding scene. If two picked, either the "lame-ometer" is used to judge who needs it more, or if they're both dead fucks, one pops the other! Laurel Lakes Center - Laurel, MD Sat, Midnight, $6.75 Comments: While the show is new, the cast is experienced (many from the now-closed Marley Station Mall cast), and very good. Management has agreed to keep it around as long as an it pulls a decent audience. If audience grows sufficiently, management will consider a lower price. Water and TP are not permitted, but the rest is cool. Towson Commons General Cinema - Towson, MD Address: 435 York Road Towson Maryland, 21204 Phone: (410) 825-5233 Directions: I95 to 695 towards Towson (not Essex) to Dulaney Valley Rd exit south. Stay on Dulaney Valley Rd as it changes names to York Rd (at Joppa) Theater is on the left at the corner of York Rd and Pennsylvania Ave. Comments: Our first night was April 8th. There were over 100 people that night. On our second night we had over 200 people! The theater manager is completly behind the cast. He let's the cast in for free, even though the ticket price is $1 for students and $2.50 for all others. He gives us time to do introductions, virgin hunts, and general info before the show. The theater holds about 300 people and has a changing area behind the screen. Our cast "Castle Transylvanians" performs Friday and Saturday. Our official opening show will be May 6. We are on a probationary period. That means that after the four weeks, the theater has a right to close.We don't think that will happen! The audiences are very enthused about Rocky comming back to Maryland! University of Southern Maine - Portland, ME [ed: shows moved to unspecified date] Contact Pete <PARAS@MAINE.MAINE.EDU> for more info. AMC Sterling Center 10 - Detroit, MI 810-254-7400 44625 Schoenherr Rd. Sterling Heights Friday and Saturday, Midnight. Capitol - Flint, MI Comments: Does it once a year Uptown - Minneapolis, MN Sat, Midnight Contact: Bunnie Arrigoni (612) 648-5262 demu0004@gold.tc.umn.edu Cast: Midnite Hour Cast Comments: I saw the RHPS there many times growing up: The Uptown is a relatively small theatre with great atmo. Don't try to sneak in alcohol or too much rice, they frisk you at the door. Their motto: "Drink it before you get here." The cast is good, the crowd is odd, as usual, and the people are relatively friendly, if messed up. Comments: They have a fairly new print with "Superheroes" & "SFDF - reprise" at the end. Comments: We have the a really wacky cast, but they're pretty serious about doing the show. Also, we sell props at the door and we love our regulars! Playing for over 17 Years. We used to have a large drinking problem (audience AND cast) but that has been more or less cleared out, we hire out for 2 security guys. They just make sure you don't have bottles or weapons, they let you have props (everything except for squirtguns, which we're trying to change). Avalon Cinema - St. Louis, MO Every other Saturday at midnight Cost: $5.00 The Avalon is a 500 + seat theater located on the corner of Kingshighway and Chippewa in south St. Louis. Comments: The RHPS performing cast is called "My Mother's Glub Glub." Not bad performance. Excellent Magenta and Columbia. The print has "Superheroes," but there are several skips throughout the movie. Virgins are initiated through auction and underwear run. Cranky management - discourages Super Soakers and rice and limits toilet paper, but the audience uses them anyway. Flames OK. Monthly newsletter called "Domestic Affairs." All censors stay horne!! We refuse to succumb to Christian sensibilities!!! And to the obese guy with the speech impediment whose best friend is his right hand - Brad is called "Asshole," not "meatball"!!!! Get it right!!!!!! Deville Cinema - Jackson, MS Comments: I was told that they haven't shown the movie regularly since the 15th anniversary. They only show it *very* occasionally, on "special occasions" (whatever THAT means), so anyone wanting to see the show there would be wise to call first and see if it's a "special occasion." Silver Screen - Biloxi, MS Fri & Sat, Midnight, $4.50 Comments: As I said, they show it every Fri. and Sat. at 12:00. Entry is $4.50, but that includes pizza and beer (if you're of age.) Great theater, primo sound system, HUGE screen...all in all, a great place to see RHPS. Rialto - Raleigh, NC Friday, 11:30 pm The Wild and Untamed Players Comments: Rialto theatre is located at Five points on glenwood Ave in downtown Raleigh. This is one of the best Rocky shows around. I've been to shows in Pittsburgh-Dormont theatre, other NC shows, and even at Prince Charles theatre in London. This show is awesome because of its dynamic nature and its liberal management. All Rocky props are allowed including lighters and water throwing devices. Want to stand up and move around wherever you want, no problem, anything goes! This Rocky features an underwear run, wherin the audience strips and runs around after guess who Rocky! Cool Virgin ritual! Original lines! If you are a visitor from far away, ask someone for a place to stay for the night and go to the party after each show! ? - Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ Fridays. Comments: My name is Jeff Mach and I'm the director of the cast commonly known as Midnight Decadence, the Decadent Midnights, or The Decadent MidKnights In Their Scarlet Tights (a play on our school's colors and sports teams). We run the show at Rutgers University. We're fighting the administration, but we've managed to have some regular shows..Friday nights, so far, although we'll be doing some Saturdays to let Orthodox Jewish people come (no, really! Honest! My Janet here (her name's Nancy Martin, just thought I'd mention it because I'm babbling anyway) thinks the Orthodox Jewish thing is a joke, but it's not...[end digression] Anyway, we have a perfect 16mm film with Superheroes and a particularly..um...innovative show, even by Rocky standards..(we'll probably be posting soon on the net about our proposed de-virginization game, Full-Body Twister)...not that that's necessarily a good thing ;) ....um...well, if you have any questions, or even if you don't, just e-mail me... Jeff Mach <td@eden.rutgers.edu> Brook Theatre - Bound Brook, NJ Comments: The Brook Theatre on Hamiltong Street in Bound Brook, NJ shows Rocky Horror on Friday and Saturday nights. [ed: They have a cast, I met some of them at Age of Consent :) ] Cinema 35 - Paramus, NJ Fri & Sat, Midnight, $5.00 Comments: I used to be part of the Cinema 35 cast in Paramus NJ and I must say that they are by far one of the most professional casts I've ever seen. On occasion they don't put on a great performance but that is only because they are trying too hard and are forgetting the fun and spontinaety Rocky is supposed to bring. Many of their cast members have won prizes at conventions and a few even stared in conventions. The lines are always up to date and the film is perfect (no Super Heroes but that will change soon). The only rules that the theatre has is that you basically don't go over the edge and break laws in the theatre. There are no lighters allowed and no super soakers allowed either. An d the first five rows or so are for cast only. Except on Halloween when it is packed. Average crowds range from 100-200. $5.00 a ticket, Fridays and Saturdays. Cinema Classics - Redbank, NJ Saturdays Friendly's Cinema - Bayville, NJ Starts at 11 PM Harwan - Mt. Ephraim, NJ Saturday, midnight, $5.00 Comments: One of the oldest casts in the country (15 years old), and the only cast in South Jersey and surrounding Philadelphia area. The Transducer Players are pictured on pages 120-121 of Sal's 15th anniversary book, as well as pictured on the back cover with the eastside cinema cast. (That was just after they lost the 8th street playhouse in the village.) Shows EVERY saturday night at midnight, admition is still only $5.00. The theater itself is a single screen, 600 seat vaudville theater complete with stage. An average show is 150-250 people. Virgin of the week every week. Theme nights and prizes all the time. Origonal pre-shows. Professional cast. Highest recomendations. Phone: 609-931-8869 -- For more info on the Transducer Players, or to subscribe to our weekly newsletter, (Non-profit. Just pay the postage. A stamp a week.) mail to: The Transducer Players 110 Warren Avenue Voorhees, NJ 08043-1235 -- Finger "laramary@eden.rutgers.edu" for directions. Torrey Pines Cinema - Las Vegas, NV Fri-Sat, ca. Midnight, $5.00 Comments: Cast, virgin ceremonies, the usual (?). No Super Heroes. Torrey Pines also runs Heavy Metal, Sid and Nancy, animation, anime, other midnight-type movies on the same schedule. (93 May 14) Comments The Torres Pines Cinema is located around 15 minutes (and one insane cab ride away) from the strip. It's your traditional strip-mall setup with a video arcade in the foyer. The theater itself is standard issue, complete with the smell of mildew and sticky floors. Ahhhh! The romance! After a short, traditional pre-show the movie began. For some reason the movies audio track was very quiet. The performance area is very small and this tends to create a lot of blocking troubles. Original Sins is a very young cast and their audience is very loyal. This appears to be a fledgling group just starting to form a performance style. My advice to you is, if you brought your car to Las Vegas go and see the show just to see it. But if you need to rely on cabs for transportation, (I spent thirty five dollars in cab fare to and from the theater and an additional five dollars each for admission for two for a grand total of forty five dollars) save your money and go see La Cage at the Riviera instead. Amherst - Buffalo, NY $5.00 or $3.50 w/ID Comments: If you're in Buffalo, stop in and visit the cast of "Crazed Imagination" sometime....:) Cinema East - Nyack, NY Comments: I enjoyed this theater. went there twice. they have a pink panther short at the beginning, and (when i was there) a good cast. mostly the same lines as 8th street playhouse. Comments: This theater has been playing the RHPS on & off since it it came out! Collectively about 15 yrs. It's even in the RHPS Book! Cinema East had been a legend for a while, but now it is hopping once again! Early October '92, it had an audiance of 5 and no cast. On Halloween '92, there was a cast and an attendence of 316!! That cast (The "Inside Insanity" Cast) is still there over a year and a half later and is working like hell to regain Cinema East the rep. it once had! But it's hard, because people just don't seem as interested anymore. But if you are interested, It's a great place to see it! The theater is a 750 seat auditorium with with a stage and a GREAT atmosphere!! The cast is very friendly & enthusiastic and it's members are ages 14-25! They have a pre-show crowd booster and 'Virgin Sacrifices' before the show as well as a Pink Panther 'Inspector' cartoon which is also acted out on stage! Their costumes are great, including a Rocky costume that falls apart like the one in the movie! They also have a lot of props (i.e.-coffin, elevator, tank, juke box, weight set, etc.) and a whole Crim. set!! They encourage field trips, as for there have been a few to the theater already. Once three bus loads of people showed up for a show. Admision is $6.50 and when the cast can afford it, they make up 'Virgin Kits' full of props & goodies! They have a weekly newsletter called "The Insanity Insider" and are working on putting out a Fanzine! They enjoy theme nights and special shows every once in a while to keep it fun and interesting for the audiance as well as themselves! Their achievments are an audiance of 406 on Halloween '93, & 350 on a 'normal' night once! They have performed at Ramapo College (and look forward to performing there again) and also at Movie City in Edison, NJ. They look forward to possible shows at Drew University, St. Thomas Aquintas, and a possible production of "The Rocky Horror Show!" They can occasionally be found in local Nyack and Nanuet newspapers, and were once in "The Asbury Park Press!" If you want to see the show, the Theater's # is +1-914-358- 6631 for rec. or +1-914-358-6632 for directions. Any donations to the cast are very much apprieciated. Even scrap matieral or ideas and comments/criticizims are welcome! They are used to keep up our costumes and props and do fun things for the audiance!! DON'T LET NYACK DIE OUT AGAIN!!! SEE THE RHPS EVERY SAT. @ MIDNITE!!"Stay Sane 'INSIDE INSANITY'"!!!!!! :* Jo-Mor's Stoneridge Theater - Rochester, NY Fri & Sat, midnight, $5.00 Comments: I am a former member of the cast that performs here, "Sweet Temptations". When I left, the show had deteriorated to the point of being just not fun anymore--obnoxious management, random horsing around while in costume, etc. However, the cast finally saw the low attendance which resulted from this, and is now trying to get serious and rebuild itself. I'm always willing to give second chances when they're due...so go check 'em out, and give them some well-needed encouragement. Comments: I'm a current member of the cast. It's fairly open, and we're always trying to recruit new cast members. We enjoy good relations with management, the cast and regulars regularly hang out together (after the show, and otherwise), and we interact strongly with our audiences. Lockport Mall - Buffalo, NY Price: $5.50 Comments: The crowds are small and the cast is sporadic..but it's fun!! It is off of Transit Rd.,FYI Movieland 8th Street - New York, NY Price - $7.50 (Just like most New York City movies...Yuck) Every Friday and Saturday night Comments: Rocky is still going in New York City at Movieland, on 8th St. (Just 1 block from the, now closed, 8th St. Playhouse). While the cast is constantly changing, there are a few regulars, including several people who date back to the Playhouse, and even the Waverly, before that. Rice isn't allowed, but lighters, and noisemakers are. In fact, they are sold by the cast for people who forgot to bring props. Westcott Cinema - Syracuse, NY Midnight. Comment: The show was good and bad. First, the good. There is a cast but there was not enough people. So the cast asked for volunteers from the audience to do the parts. I almost went up but I decided that I wanted to watch how good they would be. The cast was OK but they had no set lines between all of them. The theater allowed us to bring anything we wanted except flames and glass. Why someone would bring glass is beyond me. Now the bad. The movie was HEINOUSLY edited. They chopped off a good 20 minutes from the film. One minute we are watching Rift let Janet and Brad in and the next minute we are in the middle of the Time Warp. This happened about 5 times. Comment: The theater is in the "Wescott Nation" on the East side of the city in close proximity to the SU campus. Cedar Lee - Cleveland Heights, OH Sat, midnight, $6.50 Address: 2163 Lee Road Cleveland Heights, OH 44118 Phone: +1-216-321-5411 +1-216-321-8232 (Show information) Comments: There is a good show here. People that saw it in other theaters say that this is very good. There is a fine cast and good managment. This is where the editor of this list goes. Cla-Zel - Bowling Green, OH Every now and then Graceland - Columbus, OH Sat, Midnight, $4.00 (614) 888-3523 Comments: The Rocky Horror Picture Show is playing at the Graceland Twin Cinema in Columbus, Ohio at the Graceland shopping Center off of High Street. It plays both Friday and Saturday nights at midnight (of course) with a live cast both nights (two members of which are writing this message). Price of admission is $4.00, though the cast does get in for free. If you have any questions, call the theatre at (614) 888-3523 and ask for Brian. If you have any virgins amongst you, ask for Brian, he'll take care of them. P.S. only rice is allowed for audience props! and no fucking rice at the cast!!! Maumee Theater - Maumee, OH Every now and then Real Movies - Cincinnati, OH Every other weekend Clinton Street - Portland, OR Sat, $4.00 with cast, $3.50 without Comments: Shows run every Saterday night with the Caberiet performing about every other weekend. It has been showing RHPS for almost 17 years which I believe makes it the longest running show in the US. Audience varies, tends to be louder on cast nights, but good. There are often theme nights, last night, for example was "Fuck with your character night" The one con is that you are considered a virgin if you have never seen RHPS at Clinton Street. Overall it's lots of fun. Lehigh Valley Mall - Allentown, PA Fri & Sat, Midnight, $5.50 Comments: Name of the cast is "Sins of the Flesh" out of Bethlehem, PA. Excellent cast, all ages and skill levels. Has been known to perform RHPS at more than one location at the same night. (ie enuff talented cast for two complete performances.) Comments: All props are allowed except open flames and water. They have Superheroes. Roxy - Philadelphia, PA Midnight, $5.50 Comments: "The cast is compleatly crazy." They're good, but sometimes get carried away. The theater is small, but large enough to do a good show. You are not allowed to throw anything or have open flames either. State Theater - State College, PA Comments: I just saw the May Rocky listings and thought you might want to know about Vanilla Challice. We are State College's RHPS cast. The State theater (usually where we perform) currently doesn't have Rocky but if CinemaWorld (the owners of the State) believes in consistancy Rocky will be back to Central Pennsylvania in mid-October. The price of admission is roughly $6 and the theater is located on College Ave. (Rt. 26) in State College, PA. The cast is a motley crue of old actors and new virgins out for a good time. Warn the prudes though. One of our most popular Janets is male and we have two women who play Rocky him/her/itself. New people are welcome and travelling members of other casts frequently guest star. The show is (as always) at midnight Fridays and Saturdays. We expect it to start in mid-Octoberand last until (cross the fingers) late January. That's really it but in case you're wondering about our name. A Vanilla Challice is two shots of Fruit Punch, Pink Lemonade, Pepsi, Diet Pepsi, Mugs rootbeer, and Mountain Dew. Mix well. The concoction tastes like vanilla and comes from the cast hanging out at Taco Ball after the show. Guess which drinksthe place has. The Hollywood Theatre - Pittsburgh, PA Sat, 10pm, $3.00 Comments: They have a performance cast. They also show TWO Tim Curry Videos before Rocky starts, Paradice Garage and I do the Rock. They are the only place in the Pittsburgh area that has the current rights. You are allowed all standard props except WATER. we also have a brand new Print of it and it looks GREAT! Comments: Not only that, but it *does* contain the entire "Super Heroes"--only time in 10+ years of viewing in both SoCal and Pittsburgh I have ever seen that scene. Meadowbrook - Warwick, RI Comments: (This show has suffered greatly due to a pissing contest between the former cast and the current cast, when it should have been between the former cast and the management. Since the last review was written by a disgruntled former cast member, I will give you a more fair picture.) The film is a mono print with Science Fiction reprise (no Superhero's) and has some skips (one of them cuts out most of 'I'm going home'). The audience has to sign a waver to enter (it just releases the theater from people claiming whiplash when hit with rice or toilet paper) but you are free to throw props and dance in the isles. Although the cast suffers from what seems to be lackluster support from management, they perform with much enthusiasm, despite the fact that they are sometimes undermanned. And the ongoing cast war between them and the former cast, who feel any cast currently here should suffer due to their poor relationship with the theater management, has not detered them from putting on the best show they can. Powell Cinemas - Knoxville, TN Friday, Midnight, $3.00 Comments: Most of the cast members are really good, though sometimes one member wil not show up and hapless friends of the cast get pressed into service, sometimes with hilarious results. Audience members can bring props with the only two rules being that you're not allowed to throw liquids, or those industrial-size rolls ot toilet paper. This seemed to be a common sense thing, but some dolt brought them and someone got nailed, so it's now an "official" rule. -- Oh yeah, this cast will also be doing the show at the Bijou in Downtown Knox-Vegas the first two weekends in August, admission is still unknown at this time though last year it was a suggested donation of $3, but if you were broke, or just plain cheap, you could get in free. :) From what I heard, the rules at the Bijou are a bit stricter, and you can only throw popcorn. I'll update you on the admission and other things if you want me to.. David Gridley <gridley@iia.org> Casa Linda - Dallas, TX Fridays and Saturdays at midnight. On Garland Road. Central Park Fox - San Antonio, TX Fri & Sat, 10pm, $1.50 Comments: Cast is on Friday only. (Cast does not get in free, tho) Northcross 6 - Austin, TX Fri & Sat, midnight, $4.50 Northcross Mall 2525 West Anderson Lane (512) 454-1650 Comments: It's a decent theatre in a north Austin shopping mall. My teenaged daughters go regularly and have a great time! River Oaks Theatre - Houston, TX Price: $6.00 Prince Charles Cinema - London, UK Fridays Comments: off Leicester Square, and they are still performing there, every Friday. Their Space Riff & Magenta are a couple called Stephanie and David who run the British RHPS Fan Club. Their address is: Time Warp Fan Club 1 Elm Grove Hildenborough Tonbridge Kent TN11 9HE, ENGLAND If you write to them and enclose an international reply coupon, they can send details of how to join, and they have loads of info on casts around the UK. (And there are some!) Comments: There seems to be some confusion about whether Rocky still plays at the Prince Charles cinema in London - well, it definately does. Every Friday at midnight, usually to a packed (but rather virginal) audience. Stephanie & David are still in charge, although many of the cast members have left over the last year - they were advertising for new members last time I heard from them. I'm not involved personally, as I can't get there regularly, but quite a few of the cast are friends of mine. The virgin sacrifice is a bit tame, but it's funny, and they're fairly lenient about props - no naked flames, and no pissing off the balcony is all they ask. They really are excellent - great costumes, good timing with the film etc, and if there were a few more regulars, (preferably in costume) it would be near-perfect. Most of the fans are more involved in going to see the stage show version at the moment though - it's been VERY sucessful, and will be in the West End over summer. Jonathon Morris was born to play Frank, and seeing Patricia back on stage as Magenta is amazing. Tower Theatre - Salt Lake City, UT Irregular, usually at least once a month, always at a midnight show. Varsity - Seattle, WA Saturday, midnight, $6.50 ($4.50 w/Seven Gables discount pass) Address: Varsity Theater 4329 University Way NE (Right across from the University Bookstore) Seattle, Washington (206) 632-3131 Comments: Since November 26, 1993. Moved around the corner from the Neptune where it ran for over 15 years. Virgin games before the show. Live cast. Comments: There are still virgin games before the show (although they open the doors at 11:45, leaving us precious little time to get anything done before the show). The theater is open on Christmas and New Year's, so if they fall on a Saturday (as they did this year), we'll be there. Oriental - Milwaukee, WI Saturdays at Midnight, Admission $6 Comments: Located on the corner of Farwell and North on the fashionable east side of Milwaukee. A Landmark theatre which seats about 500, 1000 with balcony (only open for huge crowds, such as Halloween [775 people this year])--and and all important center isle to do the Time Warp in! Performing cast is "Sensual Daydreams", which performs every Saturday except holidays and a limited schedule in the summer. The cast is big on timing and performance. They also have some excellent large props (tank, control panel, weight set, etc). Weekly virgin contest (randomly selected on the Virgin Wheel). Props such and rice and toast are allowed. Masterbation is allowed in the back row. [ed:!!] Hoyts Centre - Sydney, Australia Fri, 11:30pm, AUS$11.50 Concession AUS$8 Comments: Cast usually hang out in the bar at Hoyts, so come by and say hello! Hoyts is a 'family' cinema, so no fucking swearing, alright? We have been running in this incarnation for four years (Anniversary show is Fri May 28, 1993). The cinema is quite good, and we have a great print, *including* the SuperHeroes ending! Props are mostly cool, just no fried rice or anything squishy :( As always, we need fresh lines, so feel free to bring your along! Comments: Good cast, some innovative callbacks, and a good quality film (with Super Heroes at the end, incidently). Movie doesn't start until around 12:00, with the cast building the atmosphere with audience participation prior to the screening by sing-a-longs and virgin introductions etc. All props are permitted and encouraged (with the exception of naked flames). Sheets of newspaper handed out at the door, to bewilder the virgins who don't know what to expect. Cinema Mondo - Helsinki, Finland Cost: 35 mk Comments: Shown a few times a year, last shows were Dec. 9-10 1994. The theateris quite small and packed, reserve your tickets early if you want to get in. There's a cast, but there's no lighting and a 'stage' (the space between the screen and the first row) that's about three feet wide, so for most part all they can do is yell extra lines. All props are allowed (within reason), with limits of 0.5 liters water and 1 kg rice. Even lighter flames are evidently tolerated, just don't touch the screen. No virgin sacrifices. The cost is "35 mk for the movie and 5 mk for the janitors". Studio Galande - Paris, France 42, rue Galande 75005 PARIS Metro St Michel (Near Notre-Dame) 42 Francs Friday 22H30 & 0H30 Saturday 22H30 & 0H30 Fan-Club: The Zen Room (Newsletter, Penpal list) Comments: 2 casts, The Absent Friends & The Zen Room. Both can be seen mostly on Friday night. Comments: I did perform with one of the Paris casts at the Studio Galande. They had a Frank in full costume, a Riff and Magenta in full costume (with space suits), and a Brad and a Janet who were more or less in costume. Eddie just wore a leather jacket. No one but Frank really acted out the Floor Show, and they didn't do the dinner scene or the rain scene. There was very little space to move around, and people brought 1 liter bottles of water in for the rain scene, so trying to Time Warp was really dangerous--the floor was slick and covered with rice. I had an eighth of an inch of rice on the soles of my boots one night...The cast got in free about once a month and did a big show. I never did get to see the Saturday midnight cast; my dorm had a lock-out policy at 2 am. One thing to note if you ever go to Paris: it's a lovely location, across the river from Notre Dame. But women, *do not* wear your high heels out of the theater! The cobblestones will kill your ankles, and the area is a very busy nightlife area. French women do not wear very high heels unless they are prostitutes, so bring sneakers for after the show. Museums Lichtspiele - Munich, Germany Every day, early evening, on weekends late night, ca. DM 10 Location: Near the ``Deutsches Museum'' in Munich, Germany Comments: This theatre is extra-ordinary one. They play every day the RHPS (since 15 or so years) and the ``Blues Brothers'' (since 8 years). ``The Big Blue'' is shown at least weekly in the long, english version (with french subtitles). Other cult movies are shown reguarly as well. There is a special RHPS packet available at the cash bar, containing rice, a (loaded :-) water pistole and some other stuff you need for *really* enjoying the show. Rocky Horror Shows (Actual plays) - Germany - Dresden, Staatsschauspiel, opens Oct 10 1993, directed by Klaus Dieter Kirst - Erfurt, Schauspielhaus, opens Sep 25 1993, dir. by ??? - Gelsenkirchen, Musiktheater im Revier, opens Dec 12 1993, dir. by Dick Top - Saarbruecken, Staatstheater, opens Oct 5 1994, dir. by Matthias Davids - St. Gallen, Stadttheater, opens Sep 25 1993, dir. by Anna Vaughan - Vienna, Raimund-Theater, opens Sep 7 1993, dir. by Alexander Goebel The Classic - Harold's Cross, Dublin, Ireland Fri & Sat 11:00 pm Comments: As far as I know, it's the longest running RHPS in the world at over 11 years... and it's still going strong. [ed: not the longest] Comments: I've just read the list, and I'd just like to give you some info on the Harolds X cinema. There are about 30 regulars who dress up for the show, some of whom have been attending for 11 years. The rest of the cinema is filled with virgins and occasional attenders. The cinema is quite large (in Irish Terms) and there has never been a case when the film hasn't gone out on the Saturday or Friday or both. The during film shouts and chants are totally different from those on the soundtrack, but this ain't a crime. X-Ta - Tel-Aviv, Israel Comments: There's one theatre in the Tel-Aviv area that about once or twice a month screens RHPS, it is called X-Ta and is VERY small.. The next show there will be on the 26.2.94. From time to time there is at least a partial cast, depending on whoever arrives. Cinema Mexico - Milan, Italy Fri 8:00pm & 10:00pm Comments: water is not allowed. Paramount Theatre - Wellington, New Zealand Either Fri or Sat at 11:15pm, $8.00 or $6.50 Comments: Either Friday or Saturday nite at 11:15pm. Generally best to watch the papers to see if it's on. Admission is $8, or $6.50 if you have a Radio Active Sub Card. The theatre is pretty small, but any props are allowed except water. There's a fairly large hardcore cast, but the average age of them is pretty low (~17- 19). We're loud, and we're rowdy, but it's good fun and we love to come up with new AP. The film is somewhat cut, missing the entire reprise of 'I can Make you a Man' to halfway through the Narrator's speech, and it jumps in a few places. We've moved from 3 other theatres; we're running out of options, but we stillknow how to party. Hagabion - Gothenburg, Sweden Postal address: Folkets Bio Box 7176 S-402 33 GOTHENBURG Visit: Linnegatan 21 Phone +46 31 42 27 99 Fax +46 31 42 87 15 ---------END OF COMMENTS--------- Hopefully I didn't miss anyone... If I did, sorry. (remind me) Contibutors: Christopher J. Ambler <chris@ivanova.punk.net> Ben Arnold <arnold_b@kosmos.wcc.govt.nz> Gianmarco P. Armellin <ghe1073@cdc8g5.cdc.polimi.it> Amy B Arrigoni <demu0004@gold.tc.umn.edu> "Scottie" Beckmann Jeff Baker <S72UBAK@TOE.TOWSON.EDU> James J. 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