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The Rocky Horror Show
Tour
Opening Date
Oct 14, 1980
Closing Date
Apr 12, 1981
Musical
Comedy
Original
National Tour
Open Date: Oct 14, 1980
Close Date: Apr 12, 1981
Closed Flag: Y
Is Final Week: 1
ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
Setting
Then and Now. Here and There.
People
Production Staff
Opening Night Cast
Replacements
Produced by
Michael White
and
Lou Adler
; Associate Producer:
Robert S. Fishko
Originally directed by
Jim Sharman
Book by
Richard O'Brien
; Music by
Richard O'Brien
; Lyrics by
Richard O'Brien
; Music arranged by
Richard Hartley
; Musical Director:
Paul Schierhorn
Directed by
Julian Hope
; Choreographed by
David Toguri
Designed by
Brian Thomson
; Costume Design by
Sue Blane
; Lighting Design by
Toni Goldin
; Original Lighting Design by
Rory Dempster
; Sound Design by
Robert Kerzman
; Hair Design by
Charles LoPresto
; Make-Up Design by
Charles LoPresto
General Manager:
Robert S. Fishko
; Company Manager:
Johanna Pool
Production Stage Manager:
Scott W. Glenn
; Stage Manager:
Robert G. Adams
Conducted by
Paul Schierhorn
; Keyboards:
Paul Schierhorn
; Guitar:
Douglas Quinn
; Bass:
Collins Trier
; Saxophone:
Neil Singh
; Drums:
Marty Quinn
Casting:
Cheryl Raab
; National Press Representatives:
Front Page Enterprises
; Advertising:
Ash / LeDonne
; Dance Captain:
Candy Darling
Frank Gregory
Frank 'N' Furter
Lorelle Brina
Magenta
Pendleton Brown
Riff Raff
C.J. Critt
Columbia
Dennis Daniels
Rocky
Meghan Duffy
Trixie
Steve Lincoln
Narrator
Thom McCleister
Eddie
Doctor Everett Scott
Marcia Mitzman
Janet Weiss
Frank Piegaro
Brad Majors
Understudies:
Pendleton Brown
(Frank 'N' Furter),
Candy Darling
(Columbia, Janet Weiss),
Meghan Duffy
(Magenta),
Michael Glenn-Smith
(Rocky, Riff Raff, Brad Majors),
Eddy Hasslbrink
(Doctor Everett Scott, Eddie) and
Thom McCleister
(Narrator)
Cast
Michael Glenn-Smith
Rocky
Kim Milford
Rocky
Songs
music by
Richard O'Brien
; lyrics by
Richard O'Brien
Science Fiction Double Feature
Trixie
Damn It, Janet
Brad Majors, Janet Weiss and Phantoms
Over at the Frankenstein Place
Brad Majors, Janet Weiss and Riff Raff
Sweet Transvestite
Frank 'N' Furter
The Time Warp
Riff Raff, Columbia, Magenta and Narrator
The Sword of Damocles
Rocky, Narrator and Company
I Can Make You a Man
Frank 'N' Furter and Company
Hot Patootie - Bless My Soul
Eddie
I Can Make You a Man
(Reprise)
Frank 'N' Furter and Company
Touch-A, Touch-A, Touch-A, Touch Me
Janet Weiss
Once in a While
Brad Majors
Eddie
Dr. Scott and Columbia
Wise Up Janet Weiss
Frank 'N' Furter
Rose Tint My World
Company
I'm Going Home
Frank 'N' Furter and Company
Super Heroes
Brad Majors, Janet Weiss, Narrator and Company
Science Fiction Double Feature
(Reprise)
Trixie
Tour Stops
Past
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Engagement Dates
Theatre
City and State
Mar 24, 1981 - Apr 12, 1981
Warfield Theatre
San Francisco, CA
Feb 24, 1981 - Mar 01, 1981
Aquarius Theatre
Los Angeles, CA
Feb 19, 1981 - Feb 22, 1981
Copley
San Diego, CA
Jan 24, 1981 - Jan 24, 1981
Heymann Performing Arts Center
Lafayette, LA
Jan 16, 1981 - Jan 18, 1981
Jackson Municipal Auditorium - Thalia Mara Hall
Jackson, MS
Jan 07, 1981 - Jan 11, 1981
Place Des Arts
Montreal, QC
Dec 18, 1980 - Jan 04, 1981
Granada Theatre
Chicago, IL
Dec 06, 1980 - Dec 08, 1980
National Arts Centre: Southam Hall
Ottawa, ON
Dec 04, 1980 - Dec 05, 1980
Royal Oak Music Theatre
Royal Oak, MI
Nov 11, 1980 - Nov 21, 1980
New Locust Theatre
Philadelphia, PA
Nov 04, 1980 - Nov 08, 1980
Meridian Hall
Toronto, ON
Oct 30, 1980 - Oct 30, 1980
Auditorium Theatre
Rochester, NY
Oct 14, 1980 - Oct 26, 1980
Harvard Square Theatre
Cambridge, MA
People
Songs
Tour Stops
Production Staff
Opening Night Cast
Replacements
Produced by
Michael White
and
Lou Adler
; Associate Producer:
Robert S. Fishko
Originally directed by
Jim Sharman
Book by
Richard O'Brien
; Music by
Richard O'Brien
; Lyrics by
Richard O'Brien
; Music arranged by
Richard Hartley
; Musical Director:
Paul Schierhorn
Directed by
Julian Hope
; Choreographed by
David Toguri
Designed by
Brian Thomson
; Costume Design by
Sue Blane
; Lighting Design by
Toni Goldin
; Original Lighting Design by
Rory Dempster
; Sound Design by
Robert Kerzman
; Hair Design by
Charles LoPresto
; Make-Up Design by
Charles LoPresto
General Manager:
Robert S. Fishko
; Company Manager:
Johanna Pool
Production Stage Manager:
Scott W. Glenn
; Stage Manager:
Robert G. Adams
Conducted by
Paul Schierhorn
; Keyboards:
Paul Schierhorn
; Guitar:
Douglas Quinn
; Bass:
Collins Trier
; Saxophone:
Neil Singh
; Drums:
Marty Quinn
Casting:
Cheryl Raab
; National Press Representatives:
Front Page Enterprises
; Advertising:
Ash / LeDonne
; Dance Captain:
Candy Darling
Frank Gregory
Frank 'N' Furter
Lorelle Brina
Magenta
Pendleton Brown
Riff Raff
C.J. Critt
Columbia
Dennis Daniels
Rocky
Meghan Duffy
Trixie
Steve Lincoln
Narrator
Thom McCleister
Eddie
Doctor Everett Scott
Marcia Mitzman
Janet Weiss
Frank Piegaro
Brad Majors
Understudies:
Pendleton Brown
(Frank 'N' Furter),
Candy Darling
(Columbia, Janet Weiss),
Meghan Duffy
(Magenta),
Michael Glenn-Smith
(Rocky, Riff Raff, Brad Majors),
Eddy Hasslbrink
(Doctor Everett Scott, Eddie) and
Thom McCleister
(Narrator)
Cast
Michael Glenn-Smith
Rocky
Kim Milford
Rocky
music by
Richard O'Brien
; lyrics by
Richard O'Brien
Science Fiction Double Feature
Trixie
Damn It, Janet
Brad Majors, Janet Weiss and Phantoms
Over at the Frankenstein Place
Brad Majors, Janet Weiss and Riff Raff
Sweet Transvestite
Frank 'N' Furter
The Time Warp
Riff Raff, Columbia, Magenta and Narrator
The Sword of Damocles
Rocky, Narrator and Company
I Can Make You a Man
Frank 'N' Furter and Company
Hot Patootie - Bless My Soul
Eddie
I Can Make You a Man
(Reprise)
Frank 'N' Furter and Company
Touch-A, Touch-A, Touch-A, Touch Me
Janet Weiss
Once in a While
Brad Majors
Eddie
Dr. Scott and Columbia
Wise Up Janet Weiss
Frank 'N' Furter
Rose Tint My World
Company
I'm Going Home
Frank 'N' Furter and Company
Super Heroes
Brad Majors, Janet Weiss, Narrator and Company
Science Fiction Double Feature
(Reprise)
Trixie
Past
Filter by:
City
Engagement Dates
Theatre
City and State
Mar 24, 1981 - Apr 12, 1981
Warfield Theatre
San Francisco, CA
Feb 24, 1981 - Mar 01, 1981
Aquarius Theatre
Los Angeles, CA
Feb 19, 1981 - Feb 22, 1981
Copley
San Diego, CA
Jan 24, 1981 - Jan 24, 1981
Heymann Performing Arts Center
Lafayette, LA
Jan 16, 1981 - Jan 18, 1981
Jackson Municipal Auditorium - Thalia Mara Hall
Jackson, MS
Jan 07, 1981 - Jan 11, 1981
Place Des Arts
Montreal, QC
Dec 18, 1980 - Jan 04, 1981
Granada Theatre
Chicago, IL
Dec 06, 1980 - Dec 08, 1980
National Arts Centre: Southam Hall
Ottawa, ON
Dec 04, 1980 - Dec 05, 1980
Royal Oak Music Theatre
Royal Oak, MI
Nov 11, 1980 - Nov 21, 1980
New Locust Theatre
Philadelphia, PA
Nov 04, 1980 - Nov 08, 1980
Meridian Hall
Toronto, ON
Oct 30, 1980 - Oct 30, 1980
Auditorium Theatre
Rochester, NY
Oct 14, 1980 - Oct 26, 1980
Harvard Square Theatre
Cambridge, MA
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