
Rachel Dratch, Juliette Lewis, Stephanie Hsu, Michaela Jaé Rodriguez, more join ‘The Rocky Horror Show’ Broadway cast
Find out who’s joining the previously announced Luke Evans in Tony-winning director Sam Pinkleton’s revival of the cult classic musical starting in March.
Summary
- The Broadway cast of The Rocky Horror Show includes Luke Evans; Rachel Dratch; Juliette Lewis; Stephanie Hsu; Michaela Jaé Rodriguez; Harvey Guillen; Josh Rivera; Amber Gray; and Andrew Durand
- The musical follows a young couple on a wild adventure through a mad scientist’s mansion
- Broadway performances run from March 26 to June 21 at Studio 54
The antici...pation is over! Roundabout Theatre Company has named the complete cast for its spring production of The Rocky Horror Show on Broadway, running at Studio 54 from March 26 to June 21. Opening night is April 23.
Joining the previously announced Luke Evans as Dr. Frank-N-Furter are Tony Award nominee Rachel Dratch (Saturday Night Live, POTUS) as the Narrator, Tony nominee Andrew Durand (Dead Outlaw) as Brad, Tony nominee Amber Gray (Hadestown) as Riff Raff, Harvey Guillén (What We Do in the Shadows) as Eddie/Dr. Scott, Oscar nominee Stephanie Hsu (Everything Everywhere All At Once) as Janet, Oscar and Emmy nominee Juliette Lewis (Cape Fear, Yellowjackets) as Magenta, Josh Rivera (American Sports Story, The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes) as Rocky, and Emmy nominee Michaela Jaé Rodriguez (Pose) as Columbia.
The cast also includes Boy Radio, Caleb Quezon, Larkin Reilly, and Paul Soileau as Phantoms and Renée Albulario, Anania, Andres Quintero, and John Yi as swings.
Directed by Oh, Mary! Tony Award winner Sam Pinkleton, The Rocky Horror Show follows innocent young couple Brad and Janet on a wild and unforgettable adventure through mad scientist Dr. Frank-N-Furter’s mansion.
As previously announced, The Rocky Horror Show also features choreography by Ani Taj, music direction and orchestrations by Kris Kukul, set design by dots, costume design by David I. Reynoso, lighting design by Jane Cox, sound design by Brian Ronan, wig and hair design by Alberto “Albee” Alvarado, and makeup design by Sterling Tull.
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Photo credit: Luke Evans, Rachel Dratch, Juliette Lewis, Stephanie Hsu, Michaela Jaé Rodriguez, Harvey Guillén, Josh Rivera, Amber Gray, and Andrew Durand. (Photos courtesy of production; Dratch photo by Rob Sapp; Lewis photo by Ryan Pfluger; Hsu photo by Johnny Marlow; Rodriguez photo by Dalvin Adams; Rivera photo by David Macke)
Frequently asked questions
Where is The Rocky Horror Show playing?
The Rocky Horror Show is playing at Studio 54. The theatre is located at 254 West 54th Street (between Broadway and 8th Avenue), New York, 10019.
How do you book tickets for The Rocky Horror Show?
Book tickets for The Rocky Horror Show on New York Theatre Guide.
What's the age requirement for The Rocky Horror Show?
The recommended age for The Rocky Horror Show is Ages 14+..
What is The Rocky Horror Show about?
A musical theatre classic, The Rocky Horror Show follows an engaged couple who get lost on the road before happening upon a mansion. Inside, a colorful cast of characters greet them to unleash their dreams and desires.
What are the songs in Rocky Horror?
The pop-rock songs in this show have become musical theatre favorites, including "Dammit Janet,” “Touch-a, Touch-a, Touch-a Touch Me,” and “Time Warp."
Who wrote The Rocky Horror Picture Show?
Richard O'Brien, an actor and writer, wrote the songs and book for this show.
Who directs The Rocky Horror Picture Show?
Sam Pinkleton: his Broadway shows include Oh, Mary! and Natasha, Pierre, and the Great Comet of 1812, for which he was nominated for Tony Awards.
Is The Rocky Horror Picture Show good?
The show has not just a cult but a mainstream following as the film version is known for its midnight screenings worldwide, and the musical itself is beloved for its catchy songs, dyanmic characters, and clever look at queerness and gender.
Is The Rocky Horror Picture Show appropriate for kids?
The show has some adult themes, and children under four cannot enter Broadway houses.
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