The Rocky Horror Show
MusicalComedyRevivalBroadway
Opening Date
Nov 15, 2000
Closing Date
Jan 06, 2002
1st Preview
Oct 19, 2000
1st Preview
Oct 19, 2000
Previews
30
Performances
437
MusicalComedyRevivalBroadway
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Open Date: Nov 15, 2000
Close Date: Jan 06, 2002
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
Setting
Then and Now. Here and There.
Comments
"The Rocky Horror Show" was on hiatus from 9/25/2001 through 10/28/2001.
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PeopleProduced by Jordan Roth; Produced by arrangement with The Rocky Horror Company, Ltd.Musical Director: Henry Aronson; Vocal arrangements by Henry Aronson; New orchestrations by Doug Katsaros; Original orchestrations by Richard Hartley; Book by Richard O'Brien; Lyrics by Richard O'Brien; Music by Richard O'BrienDirected by Christopher Ashley; Choreographed by Jerry Mitchell; Assistant Director: Jules Ochoa; Assistant Choreographer: Angie SchworerSound Design by T. Richard Fitzgerald and Domonic Sack; Original Costume Design by Sue Blane; Lighting Design by Paul Gallo; Costume Design by David C. Woolard; Scenic Design by David Rockwell; Make-Up Design by Milagros Medina-Cerdeira; Assistant Scenic Design: Michael Brown and Barry Richards; Associate Lighting Design: Philip Rosenberg; Assistant Lighting Design: Daniel Ordower, Mick Smith and Jason Lyons; Automated Light Programmer: David Arch; Assistant Costume Design: Christine Field; Assistant to Mr. Woolard: Andrea Varga; Video Design by Batwin & Robin Productions, Inc.; Video Programmer: Paul VershbowProduction Manager: Peter Fulbright; Production Stage Manager: Brian Meister; Stage Manager: Brendan Smith and Marisha Ploski; Technical Supervisor: Tech Production Services, Inc., Elliot Bertoni and Kelly McGrathConducted by Henry Aronson; Musical Coordinator: John Miller; Associate Conductor: John Korba; Keyboard: Henry Aronson; Synthesizer: John Korba; Drums: Clint de Ganon; Electric Bass: Irio O'Farrill, Jr.; Guitar: John Benthal; Synthesizer Programmer: Henry AronsonVideo Design by Batwin & Robin Productions, Inc.; Sets and effects by Showmotion, Inc.Casting: Bernard Telsey Casting, Inc.; Marketing/Promotions: TMG - The Marketing Group; Promotions: Leanne Schanzer Promotions; Press Representative: The Jacksina Company; Dance Captain: Mark Price; Assistant to the Producer: Greg Raby; Photographer: Joseph Cultice and Carol Rosegg; Flying Effect by Antigravity, Inc.; Advertising: Serino Coyne, Inc.EddieUsheretteOct 19, 2000 - May 17, 2001MagentaSwings: Kristen Lee Kelly and John Jeffrey MartinUnderstudies: Kevin Cahoon (Frank 'N' Furter, Narrator), Deidre Goodwin (Magenta), Kristen Lee Kelly (Janet Weiss, Columbia), John Jeffrey Martin (Brad Majors, Riff Raff, Rocky), Aiko Nakasone (Janet Weiss, Magenta, Columbia), Mark Price (Riff Raff, Dr. Scott, Eddie), Jonathan Sharp (Brad Majors, Rocky) and James Stovall (Frank 'N' Furter, Eddie, Dr. Scott, Narrator)
Circle in the Square Theatre (Nov 15, 2000 - Jan 06, 2002)
Company Manager: Penelope DaultonProduction Stage Manager: David HyslopConducted by Lon Hoyt; Music Preparation: Emily Grishman Music PreparationCast
Narrator
Dec 25, 2001 - Jan 06, 2002Narrator
Jul 10, 2001 - Sep 23, 2001Columbia
Jun 12, 2001 - Aug 19, 2001Janet Weiss
Oct 30, 2001 - Jan 06, 2002Dr. Scott
Oct 30, 2001 - Jan 06, 2002Eddie
Oct 30, 2001 - Jan 06, 2002Phantom
Swings: Jim Osorno and Denise SummerfordUnderstudies: Yassmin Alers (Magenta), Rosa Curry (Magenta), Asa Somers (Narrator), Denise Summerford (Janet Weiss, Columbia) and Jason Wooten (Riff Raff) -
Songsmusic by Richard O'Brien; lyrics by Richard O'BrienAct 1Sung ByScience Fiction Double FeatureUsherettes and PhantomsDamn It, JanetBrad Majors, Janet Weiss and PhantomsOver at the Frankenstein PlaceBrad Majors, Janet Weiss, Phantoms and Riff RaffThe Time WarpRiff Raff, Magenta, Columbia, Narrator and The CompanySweet TransvestiteFrank 'N' Furter, Brad Majors, Riff Raff, Magenta and ColumbiaThe Sword of DamoclesRocky, Narrator and The CompanyI Can Make You a Man (originally titled "Charles Atlas Song")Frank 'N' Furter and The CompanyHot Patootie (originally titled "What Ever Happened to Saturday Night")Eddie and The CompanyI Can Make You a Man (originally titled "Charles Atlas Song") (Reprise)Frank 'N' Furter and The CompanyAct 2Sung ByTouch-A-Touch-A-Touch MeJanet Weiss, Magenta, Columbia and PhantomsOnce in a WhileBrad Majors and PhantomsEddie's TeddyDr. Scott, Narrator, Columbia, Frank 'N' Furter and The CompanyPlanet Schmanet -- Wise Up Janet WeissFrank 'N' Furter, Magenta and The CompanyFloor Show / Rose Tint My World (originally titled "It Was Great When It All Began")Columbia, Rocky, Brad Majors, Janet Weiss, Frank 'N' Furter, Riff Raff and The CompanyI'm Going HomeFrank 'N' Furter and The CompanySuper HeroesBrad Majors, Janet Weiss, Narrator and PhantomsScience Fiction Double Feature (Reprise)Usherettes and Phantoms
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Awards
Tony Award®
Best Revival of a Musical
Best Actor in a Musical
2001 Nominee
Tom HewittBest Costume Design
2001 Nominee
Costume Design by David C. WoolardBest Direction of a Musical
2001 Nominee
Directed by Christopher AshleyDrama Desk Award
Outstanding Revival of a Musical
Outstanding Actor in a Musical
2001 Nominee
Tom HewittOutstanding Choreography
2001 Nominee
Choreographed by Jerry MitchellOutstanding Director of a Musical
2001 Nominee
Directed by Christopher AshleyOutstanding Set Design of a Musical
2001 Nominee
Scenic Design by David Rockwell -
Statistics
Week Ending Gross % Gross Pot. Attendance % Capacity # Previews # Perf. Statistics supplied are courtesy of The Broadway League.
Produced by Jordan Roth; Produced by arrangement with The Rocky Horror Company, Ltd.
Musical Director: Henry Aronson; Vocal arrangements by Henry Aronson; New orchestrations by Doug Katsaros; Original orchestrations by Richard Hartley; Book by Richard O'Brien; Lyrics by Richard O'Brien; Music by Richard O'Brien
Directed by Christopher Ashley; Choreographed by Jerry Mitchell; Assistant Director: Jules Ochoa; Assistant Choreographer: Angie Schworer
Sound Design by T. Richard Fitzgerald and Domonic Sack; Original Costume Design by Sue Blane; Lighting Design by Paul Gallo; Costume Design by David C. Woolard; Scenic Design by David Rockwell; Make-Up Design by Milagros Medina-Cerdeira; Assistant Scenic Design: Michael Brown and Barry Richards; Associate Lighting Design: Philip Rosenberg; Assistant Lighting Design: Daniel Ordower, Mick Smith and Jason Lyons; Automated Light Programmer: David Arch; Assistant Costume Design: Christine Field; Assistant to Mr. Woolard: Andrea Varga; Video Design by Batwin & Robin Productions, Inc.; Video Programmer: Paul Vershbow
Production Manager: Peter Fulbright; Production Stage Manager: Brian Meister; Stage Manager: Brendan Smith and Marisha Ploski; Technical Supervisor: Tech Production Services, Inc., Elliot Bertoni and Kelly McGrath
Conducted by Henry Aronson; Musical Coordinator: John Miller; Associate Conductor: John Korba; Keyboard: Henry Aronson; Synthesizer: John Korba; Drums: Clint de Ganon; Electric Bass: Irio O'Farrill, Jr.; Guitar: John Benthal; Synthesizer Programmer: Henry Aronson
Video Design by Batwin & Robin Productions, Inc.; Sets and effects by Showmotion, Inc.
Casting: Bernard Telsey Casting, Inc.; Marketing/Promotions: TMG - The Marketing Group; Promotions: Leanne Schanzer Promotions; Press Representative: The Jacksina Company; Dance Captain: Mark Price; Assistant to the Producer: Greg Raby; Photographer: Joseph Cultice and Carol Rosegg; Flying Effect by Antigravity, Inc.; Advertising: Serino Coyne, Inc.
Eddie
Usherette
Oct 19, 2000 - May 17, 2001
Magenta
Swings:
Kristen Lee Kelly
and John Jeffrey Martin
Understudies:
Kevin Cahoon
(Frank 'N' Furter, Narrator), Deidre Goodwin
(Magenta), Kristen Lee Kelly
(Janet Weiss, Columbia), John Jeffrey Martin
(Brad Majors, Riff Raff, Rocky), Aiko Nakasone
(Janet Weiss, Magenta, Columbia), Mark Price
(Riff Raff, Dr. Scott, Eddie), Jonathan Sharp
(Brad Majors, Rocky) and James Stovall
(Frank 'N' Furter, Eddie, Dr. Scott, Narrator)
Circle in the Square Theatre (Nov 15, 2000 - Jan 06, 2002)
Company Manager: Penelope Daulton
Production Stage Manager: David Hyslop
Conducted by Lon Hoyt; Music Preparation: Emily Grishman Music Preparation
Cast
Narrator
Dec 25, 2001 - Jan 06, 2002
Narrator
Jul 10, 2001 - Sep 23, 2001
Columbia
Jun 12, 2001 - Aug 19, 2001
Janet Weiss
Oct 30, 2001 - Jan 06, 2002
Dr. Scott
Oct 30, 2001 - Jan 06, 2002
Eddie
Oct 30, 2001 - Jan 06, 2002
Phantom
Swings:
Jim Osorno
and Denise Summerford
Understudies:
Yassmin Alers
(Magenta), Rosa Curry
(Magenta), Asa Somers
(Narrator), Denise Summerford
(Janet Weiss, Columbia) and Jason Wooten
(Riff Raff)
music by Richard O'Brien; lyrics by Richard O'Brien
Act 1
Sung By
Science Fiction Double Feature
Usherettes and Phantoms
Damn It, Janet
Brad Majors, Janet Weiss and Phantoms
Over at the Frankenstein Place
Brad Majors, Janet Weiss, Phantoms and Riff Raff
The Time Warp
Riff Raff, Magenta, Columbia, Narrator and The Company
Sweet Transvestite
Frank 'N' Furter, Brad Majors, Riff Raff, Magenta and Columbia
The Sword of Damocles
Rocky, Narrator and The Company
I Can Make You a Man (originally titled "Charles Atlas Song")
Frank 'N' Furter and The Company
Hot Patootie (originally titled "What Ever Happened to Saturday Night")
Eddie and The Company
I Can Make You a Man (originally titled "Charles Atlas Song")
(Reprise)
Frank 'N' Furter and The Company
Act 2
Sung By
Touch-A-Touch-A-Touch Me
Janet Weiss, Magenta, Columbia and Phantoms
Once in a While
Brad Majors and Phantoms
Eddie's Teddy
Dr. Scott, Narrator, Columbia, Frank 'N' Furter and The Company
Planet Schmanet -- Wise Up Janet Weiss
Frank 'N' Furter, Magenta and The Company
Floor Show / Rose Tint My World (originally titled "It Was Great When It All Began")
Columbia, Rocky, Brad Majors, Janet Weiss, Frank 'N' Furter, Riff Raff and The Company
I'm Going Home
Frank 'N' Furter and The Company
Super Heroes
Brad Majors, Janet Weiss, Narrator and Phantoms
Science Fiction Double Feature
(Reprise)
Usherettes and Phantoms
Tony Award®
Best Revival of a Musical
Best Actor in a Musical
2001 Nominee
Tom Hewitt
Tom Hewitt
Best Costume Design
2001 Nominee
Costume Design by David C. Woolard
Costume Design by David C. Woolard
Best Direction of a Musical
2001 Nominee
Directed by Christopher Ashley
Directed by Christopher Ashley
Drama Desk Award
Outstanding Revival of a Musical
Outstanding Actor in a Musical
2001 Nominee
Tom Hewitt
Tom Hewitt
Outstanding Choreography
2001 Nominee
Choreographed by Jerry Mitchell
Choreographed by Jerry Mitchell
Outstanding Director of a Musical
2001 Nominee
Directed by Christopher Ashley
Directed by Christopher Ashley
Outstanding Set Design of a Musical
2001 Nominee
Scenic Design by David Rockwell
Scenic Design by David Rockwell
| Week Ending | Gross | % Gross Pot. | Attendance | % Capacity | # Previews | # Perf. |
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Statistics supplied are courtesy of The Broadway League.
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