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PROPS FOR ROCKY!
We will provide prop bags at the shows. For the list of props available, see below:
GLOW STICK
When to use: During the song There's a Light (Over at the Frankenstein Place), while the
“There's a Light” chorus is playing. Don’t Look Like A Virgin Pro-Tip: Only hold up and
wave the light stick during the actual chorus, when they say “in the
darkness”, lower/conceal it. You may also use flashlights or your cell phone.
RUBBER GLOVE
When to use: During Frank’s speech at the tank when he puts
on the gloves, stretches and snaps them.
NOISEMAKERS
When to use: During the “Lab” scene, when the Transylvanian Guests use their noisemakers.
CONFETTI / RICE
When to use: At the beginning of the film when the wedding guests exit the church,
and at the end of the “Lab” scene when the wedding march is being played.
TOILET PAPER
When to use: When Dr. Scott makes his entrance
and Brad exclaims “Great Scott!
Don’t Look Like A Virgin Pro-Tip: Don’t throw when Brad first sees Dr. Scott
and says “hey scotty” - don’t throw it until Dr. Scott crashes
through the wall. When Dr. Scott hits the Transducer wall and Frank
puts his leg on his chair, you should be done throwing.
PARTY HAT
When to use: During dinner, Frank will put on his party hat, and you should too - it’s a PARTY now!
TOAST
When to use: During dinner after Frank is done carving, he will lift his glass and proclaim “a toast”.
BELL
When to use: When Frank is chasing Janet after dinner and asks the musical
question “did you hear A bell ring?” during the song “Planet Schmanet
Don’t Look Like A Virgin Pro-Tip: A bell is preferred, but your keys work too.
CARDS
When to use: After floor show, when Frank is doing his solo number and sits
down and sings the line “cards for sorrow, cards for pain”.
RULES FOR ROCKY!
Since Rocky Horror is not your regular everyday cinema experience, here are some of the rules we stress you don't break.
1. No Smoking or open flames.
2. DON'T THROW THINGS at the screen or at the performers. Don't harass the performers.
Don't be an asshole to the performers. This goes for your fellow audience as well. This goes triple for theater employees - If we throw your ass out, tough luck.
3. Stay in your seats unless you're going to the bathroom, including during the Time Warp
(stand up at your seat). Our staging/blocking involves the show taking place throughout the theater in the audience seating area and it's possible you'll get knocked on your ass if you're wandering the aisles.
4. Don't do drugs or drink alcohol in the theater (and don't get sick in the theater if you do them before you come in).
7. No sex in the theater. If you want to "do it in a theater", go to another theater.
8. Don't attempt to sneak into our theater - all cast members have ID badges. If you don't have a badge or a ticket, you'll get tossed.
RULES FOR AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION AT ROCKY!
The difference between a true RHPS fan and someone just out for a rowdy time can be seen in their manners and etiquette. Here are some guidelines that should be deemed necessary by anyone looking to perpetuate our experiences of absolute pleasure.
• The throwing of rice, toilet paper, water, etc. is part of the fun. It is not meant to harm people, ruin someone's make-up or costume, or cause damage to the theater.
• Never make fun of someone for "dressing up" - especially if their costume or make-up is not exact. The point is that their heart is in it and this might discourage them or others from ever returning in costume and that's what this cult's all about, isn't it?
• If you portray a certain character in your theater or its performing group, don't get angry or jealous if someone else comes dressed as that character.Remember that the movie and its characters are not your exclusive property. When you think about it, any resentment is hypocritical to your own "dressing up".
• Respect the wishes of the theater and its management. Vandalism and the breaking of rules might not only lead to your ejection, but to the closing of the film. This would only be spoiling it for everyone.
• If visitors from other theaters or areas comes to visit, don't try to "shout them down". Respect the fact that they might yell different "lines". Why, you might even find some new ones more preferable to your own.
• Calling Brad an "asshole" and "neck lines" to the criminologist are funny in their proper place, but should not be yelled every time you see these characters' faces. It does get boring and monotonous.
THE BREAKING OF ANY OF THESE RULES WILL RESULT IN YOU GETTING KICKED OUT OF THE THEATER AND, IF PROPERTY WAS DAMAGED, YOU'RE PAYING FOR DAMAGE THAT WAS CAUSED.
We will provide prop bags at the shows. For the list of props available, see below:
GLOW STICK
When to use: During the song There's a Light (Over at the Frankenstein Place), while the
“There's a Light” chorus is playing. Don’t Look Like A Virgin Pro-Tip: Only hold up and
wave the light stick during the actual chorus, when they say “in the
darkness”, lower/conceal it. You may also use flashlights or your cell phone.
RUBBER GLOVE
When to use: During Frank’s speech at the tank when he puts
on the gloves, stretches and snaps them.
NOISEMAKERS
When to use: During the “Lab” scene, when the Transylvanian Guests use their noisemakers.
CONFETTI / RICE
When to use: At the beginning of the film when the wedding guests exit the church,
and at the end of the “Lab” scene when the wedding march is being played.
TOILET PAPER
When to use: When Dr. Scott makes his entrance
and Brad exclaims “Great Scott!
Don’t Look Like A Virgin Pro-Tip: Don’t throw when Brad first sees Dr. Scott
and says “hey scotty” - don’t throw it until Dr. Scott crashes
through the wall. When Dr. Scott hits the Transducer wall and Frank
puts his leg on his chair, you should be done throwing.
PARTY HAT
When to use: During dinner, Frank will put on his party hat, and you should too - it’s a PARTY now!
TOAST
When to use: During dinner after Frank is done carving, he will lift his glass and proclaim “a toast”.
BELL
When to use: When Frank is chasing Janet after dinner and asks the musical
question “did you hear A bell ring?” during the song “Planet Schmanet
Don’t Look Like A Virgin Pro-Tip: A bell is preferred, but your keys work too.
CARDS
When to use: After floor show, when Frank is doing his solo number and sits
down and sings the line “cards for sorrow, cards for pain”.
RULES FOR ROCKY!
Since Rocky Horror is not your regular everyday cinema experience, here are some of the rules we stress you don't break.
1. No Smoking or open flames.
2. DON'T THROW THINGS at the screen or at the performers. Don't harass the performers.
Don't be an asshole to the performers. This goes for your fellow audience as well. This goes triple for theater employees - If we throw your ass out, tough luck.
3. Stay in your seats unless you're going to the bathroom, including during the Time Warp
(stand up at your seat). Our staging/blocking involves the show taking place throughout the theater in the audience seating area and it's possible you'll get knocked on your ass if you're wandering the aisles.
4. Don't do drugs or drink alcohol in the theater (and don't get sick in the theater if you do them before you come in).
7. No sex in the theater. If you want to "do it in a theater", go to another theater.
8. Don't attempt to sneak into our theater - all cast members have ID badges. If you don't have a badge or a ticket, you'll get tossed.
RULES FOR AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION AT ROCKY!
The difference between a true RHPS fan and someone just out for a rowdy time can be seen in their manners and etiquette. Here are some guidelines that should be deemed necessary by anyone looking to perpetuate our experiences of absolute pleasure.
• The throwing of rice, toilet paper, water, etc. is part of the fun. It is not meant to harm people, ruin someone's make-up or costume, or cause damage to the theater.
• Never make fun of someone for "dressing up" - especially if their costume or make-up is not exact. The point is that their heart is in it and this might discourage them or others from ever returning in costume and that's what this cult's all about, isn't it?
• If you portray a certain character in your theater or its performing group, don't get angry or jealous if someone else comes dressed as that character.Remember that the movie and its characters are not your exclusive property. When you think about it, any resentment is hypocritical to your own "dressing up".
• Respect the wishes of the theater and its management. Vandalism and the breaking of rules might not only lead to your ejection, but to the closing of the film. This would only be spoiling it for everyone.
• If visitors from other theaters or areas comes to visit, don't try to "shout them down". Respect the fact that they might yell different "lines". Why, you might even find some new ones more preferable to your own.
• Calling Brad an "asshole" and "neck lines" to the criminologist are funny in their proper place, but should not be yelled every time you see these characters' faces. It does get boring and monotonous.
THE BREAKING OF ANY OF THESE RULES WILL RESULT IN YOU GETTING KICKED OUT OF THE THEATER AND, IF PROPERTY WAS DAMAGED, YOU'RE PAYING FOR DAMAGE THAT WAS CAUSED.