ROCKY HORROR SHOW TOUR
The Rocky Horror Show is back on tour again when Jason Donovan is set to star as Frank ‘N’ Furter on selected dates and a strictly limited season at the West End’s Dominion Theatre in London from 6 to 20 September 2024. (Donovan is not currently scheduled to appear in Malvern, Woking Liverpool, and Torquay on the following dates: 30 August, 28 October, and 4, 5 and 23 November.).with Stephen Webb reprising his role as Frank N Furter at select performances and venues in 2024. Adam Strong will debut as Frank in February 2025. The roles of Brad and Janet will be played by Connor Carson and Lauren Chia, respectively.Job Greuter will play Riff Raff, Natasha Hoeberigs will play Magenta/Usherette, Jayme-Lee Zanoncelli will be Columbia, Morgan Jackson will be Rocky, and Edward Bullingham will play Eddie/Dr Scott. Phantoms will be played by Ryan Carter-Wilson, Arthur Janes, Hollie Nelson, and Erica Wild, with Alex Hetherington and Stacey Monahan as on-stage swings.
Comedian Nathan Caton is set to join the cast as the Narrator.performing in venues including Bromley, High Wycombe, Fareham, Malvern, Bath, York, Glasgow, Cardiff, Woking, Blackpool, and Sheffield.
The production is directed by Christopher Luscombe and features songs including "Sweet Transvestite", "Science Fiction/Double Feature", "Dammit Janet" and "The Time-Warp".
On the way to visit an old college professor two very clean cut American kids Brad Majors and his fiancée Janet Weiss blow a tyre and go to get help at a house in the distance where they can see a light on. But it’s the home of Frankenstein, where Dr Frank'n'Furter is in the middle of one of his scary experiments.
Sweethearts Brad and Janet go on an adventure they’ll never forget, with Frank’n’Furter, Rocky, Riff Raff and Magenta. Timeless classics help them on their way .including Sweet Transvestite, Damn it Janet and the pelvic-thrusting Time Warp.
More tour dates to follow
Bath Theatre Royal |
14-19 October |
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York GOH |
21 Oct -26 October |
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Glasgow Pavilion Theatre |
28 October - 2 November |
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Cardiff New Theatre
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4-9 November |
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Woking New Victoria |
11-16 November |
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Blackpool Winter Gardens |
18-23 November |
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Sheffield Lyceum |
25-30 November |
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Liverpool Playhouse |
3 December-4 January 2025 |
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Southend Cliffs |
15-18 January |
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Edinburgh Playhouse |
20-25 January |
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Newcastle Theatre Royal |
27 January - 1 February |
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Bournemouth Pavilion |
3-8 February |
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Milton Keynes |
10-15 February |
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Cheltenham Everyman |
17-22 February |
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Swindon Wyvern |
24 Feb-1 March |
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Dartford Orchard |
3-8 March |
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Birmingham Alexandra |
17-22 March |
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Darlington Hippodrome |
31 March-5 April |
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Shrewsbury Theatre Severn |
7-12 April |
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Brighton Theatre Royal |
14-19 April |
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Oxford New |
21-2 April |
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Richmond Theatre |
8 April-3 May |
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Stoke Regent |
5-10 May |
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Torquay Princess |
16-21 June |
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Canterbury Marlowe |
7-12 July |
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Hull New |
14-19 July |
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Belfast GOH |
21-26 July |
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Notwich Theatre Royal |
28 July-2 August |
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Nottingham RCH |
4-9 August |
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Derry Millennium Forum |
18-23 Auguat |
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Croydon Fairfield Halls |
25-30 August |