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[[File:Kings Court Theater Cast.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Kings Court Theater Cast - 1979]] | [[File:Kings Court Theater Cast.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Kings Court Theater Cast - 1979]] | ||
| − | Kings Court Theater Cast was one of the first documented and organized ''Rocky Horror'' performance groups.<br> | + | [[File:KingsCourt2.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Kings Court Theater Cast - 1979]] |
| + | [[File:RHPSKCTzine T.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Kings Court Theater Cast fanzine - May 1979]] | ||
| + | Kings Court Theater Cast, also known as "''The Outcast''", was one of the first documented and organized ''Rocky Horror'' performance groups.<br> | ||
'''Cast Location:''' Pittsburgh, PA | '''Cast Location:''' Pittsburgh, PA | ||
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==History== | ==History== | ||
| − | Kings Court Theater Cast made their debut on May | + | Also known as "''The Outcast''", the Kings Court Theater Cast made their debut on May 5, 1978, performing regularly until June 25, 1983. The cast stayed with the show when it moved to the Hollywood Theater in Dormont, PA (a suburb of Pittsburgh) in the mid-to-late '80's, and eventually evolving into the [[Junior Chamber of Commerce Players]]. |
==Cast Members== | ==Cast Members== | ||
| − | '''Frank''': | + | '''Frank''': Heather Ribach |
| − | '''Janet''': | + | '''Janet''': Donna Wright |
| − | '''Brad''': | + | '''Brad''': Russell Stuaffer |
'''Riff-Raff''': David Steiner | '''Riff-Raff''': David Steiner | ||
| − | '''Magenta''': | + | '''Magenta''': Barbara Steinberg |
| − | '''Columbia''': | + | '''Columbia''': Mary Ann Felia |
| − | '''Rocky''': | + | '''Rocky''': Harry Stauffer |
| − | '''Eddie''': C Erik Bauer | + | '''Eddie''': C. Erik Bauer |
| − | '''Dr. Scott''': C Erik Bauer | + | '''Dr. Scott''': C. Erik Bauer |
'''The Criminologist''': | '''The Criminologist''': | ||
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==Conventions Attended== | ==Conventions Attended== | ||
| + | [[ROCKYCON I]] | ||
==Misc. RHPS Performances/Appearances== | ==Misc. RHPS Performances/Appearances== | ||
| − | ''People'' (TV series) - 1978 | + | 1978: ''People'' (TV series) - September 18<br> |
| + | 1978: ''Pittsburgh 2Day'' (TV series) - October 31<br> | ||
| + | 2014: Interviewed for ''[[Rocky Horror Saved My Life]]''<br> | ||
| + | Kings Court Theater Cast is featured in ''[[Creatures Of The Night: The Rocky Horror Picture Show Experience]]'' by [[Sal Piro]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 19:57, 4 May 2020
Kings Court Theater Cast, also known as "The Outcast", was one of the first documented and organized Rocky Horror performance groups.
Cast Location: Pittsburgh, PA
Cast Status: Retired
Cast Venues: Kings Court Theater
Show Frequency: Every Friday & Saturday
History
Also known as "The Outcast", the Kings Court Theater Cast made their debut on May 5, 1978, performing regularly until June 25, 1983. The cast stayed with the show when it moved to the Hollywood Theater in Dormont, PA (a suburb of Pittsburgh) in the mid-to-late '80's, and eventually evolving into the Junior Chamber of Commerce Players.
Cast Members
Frank: Heather Ribach
Janet: Donna Wright
Brad: Russell Stuaffer
Riff-Raff: David Steiner
Magenta: Barbara Steinberg
Columbia: Mary Ann Felia
Rocky: Harry Stauffer
Eddie: C. Erik Bauer
Dr. Scott: C. Erik Bauer
The Criminologist: Mike Psyche
Transylvanians:
Conventions Attended
Misc. RHPS Performances/Appearances
1978: People (TV series) - September 18
1978: Pittsburgh 2Day (TV series) - October 31
2014: Interviewed for Rocky Horror Saved My Life
Kings Court Theater Cast is featured in Creatures Of The Night: The Rocky Horror Picture Show Experience by Sal Piro.
