FAQS
How do I buy tickets?
Tickets to our show are $12 cash only at the door. Tickets are also available online here. We sometimes sell out for special shows and around Halloween, so plan ahead!
Should I watch the movie before going to the show?
If you want to know what’s going on, yes! People will be shouting jokes throughout the show and they’ll be a lot funnier if you’ve seen the movie before (it's also a little diffcult to watch the movie when all you can hear is people yelling at the screen! but that's the fun of it). That being said, it’s a lot more fun to watch it with us! Going to a Rocky Horror shadowcast show is a much more exciting experience than watching it by yourself on the couch.
What time should I arrive?
For average shows, plan to arrive 15 minutes before showtime, so about 10:15pm. This will give you time to get a prop bag and secure a good spot in line. You DO NOT need to have your ticket-- you will purchase your ticket on the way into the theatre.
For special shows, such as Lingerie Night and Friday the 13th, you should consider arriving 20 minutes prior, so 10:10pm. For Halloween shows, plan to arrive at least 30 minutes prior, as those are usually our biggest shows of the year and may sell out. showtime is 10:30pm for all shows EXCEPT Halloween! see more info on shows in the Calender!
What if I'm under 18?
The Rocky Horror Picture Show is rated R and comes with all the same rules as any other R-rated movie.
We do not allow those under 18 to participate in our lingerie night contests or virgin games. Nothing personal, we are just really passionate about respecting local laws and regulations.
Should I dress up?
Yes, but you don’t have to. You can come in costume, in lingerie, or in something that makes you feel sexy. it typically makes the experience more fun!
If you’re planning to go all out and let your freak flag fly, just remember to keep it street legal! sadly no Pasties.
Should I bring stuff to throw?
Feel free to bring your own props, but please don’t bring any rice, toast, confetti, or anything else icky, sticky, ooey, gooey, small, or granular.
Things you can throw are things you can find in our handy dandy prop bags that we sell at the show for only $5! They include toilet paper, gloves, a noisemaker, playing cards, newspaper, and a squirt gun. DO NOT THROW THE SQUIRT GUN!!! Everything you need for the full audience participation experience!
Can I take pictures?
Yes and no. Cast is happy to take pictures with you before and after the show, be sure to tag us (we repost!) #crazedimaginations
The movie itself is copywritten, so you can’t take photos during the show. We do have a cast photographer who will be taking pictures throughout the night which you can check out on our Flickr!
Will I be offended?
Probably – at least a little bit. The movie and our callbacks are a kind of taboo-celebrating humor that will definitely not be everyone’s cup of tea.
That being said, our cast is aware of when things go too far, and when one person’s humor can become another person’s severe discomfort. As a rule we avoid slurs and the sort of jokes that are the likeliest to make someone remember a traumatic experience. Keep in mind, though, that we cannot control what our audience says (or shouts), but we encourage audience members to do the same.
RHPS has become a haven for people who feel like outcasts in society because of who they are, who they love, how they dress, and what turns them on. We are happy to be a place where folks of all kinds can enjoy a silly, irreverent, taboo experience together without judgement. Our cast makes it their utmost goal to create a safe welcoming space for everyone. Although we can't guarantee the same mindset for fellow audience members, we CAN guarantee that we are here to protect everyone!
If someone says or does something that really upsets you, please reach out to us here and let us know. We want Rocky to be fun – for everyone.