Richard O’Brien’s cult classic The Rocky Horror Show turns 50 this year and it heads to Norwich Theatre Royal between September 11 and 16 2023.
The hit musical tells the story of two squeaky clean college kids, Brad and his fiancée Janet.
On their way to visit their former college professor, their car breaks down outside a creepy mansion and they meet the charismatic Dr Frank’n’Furter.
It is an adventure they will never forget, filled with fun, frolics, frocks, and frivolity.
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Since it first opened in London in June 1973 at the Royal Court Theatre, The Rocky Horror Show has become the longest continuous run of a contemporary musical anywhere in the world.
The show has been seen by more than 30 million people worldwide in more than 30 countries.
It has been translated into 20 languages as it continues to delight audiences on its sell-out international tour.
On its success, Mr O'Brien said: "It is very inclusive and it is very easy to watch - the characters are all so stupidly wonderful."
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The show features timeless classics, including Science Fiction/Double Feature, Damn it Janet, and of course, Time Warp.
In Norwich, star of the BBC's Motherland Jackie Clune, known for her work on both stage and screen, will join the party as the Narrator.
Audiences are encouraged to dress up as their favourite characters and have a ball.
Ready to thrill you with fun and naughty moments, The Rocky Horror Show is the boldest bash of them all. But be warned, this show has rude parts!
Make an evening of it and enjoy a cocktail or two and a three-course meal in Norwich Theatre’s in-house restaurant Prelude.
To book tickets visit norwichtheatre.org or call the box office on 01603 630000.
Pick up a copy of the EDP or Norwich Evening News on Thursday, August 31 to enter our competition to win tickets.
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