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In 1999, a production of [[The Rocky Horror Show]] was staged at the legendary [[Tiffany Theater]] on the Sunset Strip where ''[[The Rocky Horror Picture Show]]'' played for many years at the height of [[Audience Participation]].
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[[File:Araquette.jpeg|200px|thumb|right|David Arquette as Frannk N Furter at The Tiffany's LA Revival of The Rocky Horror Show]]
  
Among the more high-profile offerings was a four-month run of an updated ''[[The Rocky Horror Show]],'' which opened on January 29, 1999 and starred David Arquette. Not coincidentally, the original ''Rocky Horror Show'' had its US opening at the Roxy Theater, a few blocks down the Sunset Strip from the Tiffany.
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'''Theatre:'''  [[Tiffany Theater]]
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'''Theatre Location:''' West Hollywood, CA
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'''Production:''' ''[[The Rocky Horror Show]]''
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'''Opening Date:''' January 1999
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'''Closing Date:''' May 1999
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In 1999, a production of ''The Rocky Horror Show'' was staged at the legendary [[Tiffany Theater]] on the [[Sunset Strip]] where ''[[The Rocky Horror Picture Show]]'' played from 1977 to 1983 during the height of [[Audience Participation]].
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Among the more high-profile offerings was a four-month run of an updated ''[[The Rocky Horror Show]],'' which opened on January 29, 1999 and starred David Arquette. Not coincidentally, the original American production of ''The Rocky Horror Show'' had its US debut at the [[Roxy Theatre]], a few blocks down the Sunset Strip from the Tiffany.
  
 
Among the local luminaries to attend the well received production was the show's creator,  [[Richard O'Brien]].
 
Among the local luminaries to attend the well received production was the show's creator,  [[Richard O'Brien]].
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==Cast==
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*'''Frank:''' David Arquette<br>
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*'''Brad:''' Timothy A. Fitz-Gerald<br>
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*'''Janet:''' Lacey Kohl<br>
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*'''Rocky:''' James Carpinello <br>
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*'''Riff Raff:''' Donnie Kehr<br>
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*'''Magenta:''' Kirsten Benton<br>
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*'''Columbia:''' Hynden Walch<br>
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*'''Dr. Scott:''' Eric Levity<br>
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*'''Eddie:''' Bob Simon<br>
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*'''Narrator:''' Paxton Whitehead
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*'''Costumes:''' Todd Oldham<br>
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==Reviews==
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* LA Times: [http://articles.latimes.com/1999/feb/03/entertainment/ca-4241]
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==Other Media==
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==Awards==
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==References==
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* Playbill Article: [http://www.playbill.com/article/whitehead-arquette-carpinello-star-in-rocky-horror-show-at-the-tiffany-jan-29-com-79715]

Latest revision as of 15:53, 28 May 2019

David Arquette as Frannk N Furter at The Tiffany's LA Revival of The Rocky Horror Show

Theatre: Tiffany Theater

Theatre Location: West Hollywood, CA

Production: The Rocky Horror Show

Opening Date: January 1999

Closing Date: May 1999

In 1999, a production of The Rocky Horror Show was staged at the legendary Tiffany Theater on the Sunset Strip where The Rocky Horror Picture Show played from 1977 to 1983 during the height of Audience Participation.

Among the more high-profile offerings was a four-month run of an updated The Rocky Horror Show, which opened on January 29, 1999 and starred David Arquette. Not coincidentally, the original American production of The Rocky Horror Show had its US debut at the Roxy Theatre, a few blocks down the Sunset Strip from the Tiffany.

Among the local luminaries to attend the well received production was the show's creator, Richard O'Brien.

Cast

  • Frank: David Arquette
  • Brad: Timothy A. Fitz-Gerald
  • Janet: Lacey Kohl
  • Rocky: James Carpinello
  • Riff Raff: Donnie Kehr
  • Magenta: Kirsten Benton
  • Columbia: Hynden Walch
  • Dr. Scott: Eric Levity
  • Eddie: Bob Simon
  • Narrator: Paxton Whitehead
  • Costumes: Todd Oldham

Reviews

Other Media

Awards

References

  • Playbill Article: [2]