Rocky Horror Show

The Rocky Horror Show is a musical that blends comedy, horror, and satire, originally performed in 1973. It follows a curious couple who stumble upon a mysterious mansion and encounter eccentric characters, including the flamboyant Dr. Frank-N-Furter. Featuring catchy songs, humorous lyrics, and theatrical staging, it explores themes of gender fluidity, identity, and self-expression. The show became an iconic cult classic, inspiring the well-known film adaptation "The Rocky Horror Picture Show." It is celebrated for its fun, rebellious spirit and its invitation for audience participation, often involving singing along or engaging interactively during performances.