inspired by Rocky Horror thread. Should we go see it?

[bfeller]

Takes one to know one.

 

[Cindy B]

I guess it was our theater... and the cast...

Anyone that was just sitting down and NOT participating, got extra water on them, pounds of rice pelted at them, and other things. Put it this way, it was not the nicey nice welcome... it was come and do!

Yes, it does go further than the movie... you have to be really really comfortable about sex, homosexuality, if you go with your kids... there is a "shadow" scene that cast members tend to push the limits, or new limits were created every week.

We also had practically topless women, and some would flash... how do you feel about that?

I probably wouldn't take my kids, but they are younger...

 

[helenabear]

Your cast must have been something else there CindyB! Our cast that my friends were a part of (in high school too) didn't take it any further than what you saw in the movie. My thoughts are that if you are comfortable with the movie, then you would be comfortable seeing it in person. But I must admit, if you don't participate you will feel like a dork. So dress up a little and bring a prop or two and have fun. Of course this is based off of the crowd that we had.

 

[bfeller]

Thanks for all the information. Cincinnati is quite a conservative town but don't know if I want to expose(literally) the kids. I am going to call the theatre and see what they say about the crowd.

Again thanks.

 

[jldriscoll]

you're welcome dork

 

[Cindy B]

Well, I guess the cast was a little raunchy! (This was the only one I know, so I guess it could be raunchy)

We had seen wilder ones, so I thought we were tame... one in Virginia Beach.. WHEW, that one took the acting to the EXTREME..

lets say they were actually doing the deed behind the sheet....



The owner of the theater also owned some "adult" establishments in NJ, that may have been why.....