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Bill Brennan is one of the oldest fans in the scene, and was also, at one time, one of the youngest. Bill first went to Rocky Horror on his 15th birthday in 1980, and joined the Linden, NJ cast the very next night. The week after that he attended his first showing of The Rocky Horror Picture Show in New York's 8th Street Playhouse and joined that cast as well. As the years went by, Bill wandered from part to part: in his younger, thinner years he was a Riff Raff, and as time went on, he gravitated towards Eddie and Criminologist. His "second love" is Shock Treatment, and he loves playing Bert Schnick most of all.

Bill retired from the NYC cast as a full time member in May of 2000, completing a 20 year non-stop run as a devoted performer, but continues to guest perform now and then in NYC and attends the RHPS conventions when he can... and will be a devoted fan, in his heart, to Rocky Horror until the day he dies.

General Info

Cast Affiliation: 8th Street Players, NYC Cast

Roles Played: Riff Raff, Eddie, The Criminologist, Bert Schnick

Years Active: 1980 - 2000

DeVirginization: May, 1980

Honors

• RockyHorror.com Fan Profile (November, 1998) - http://www.rockyhorror.com/profiles/fan_1998_11.php
• Winner of The Boss Award (October, 1999)

Cast Related

• 8th Street Players
• NYC Cast
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Convention Related

25th Anniversary Convention (Las Vegas, NV)

• Performed Bert Schnick

Other Projects and Websites

Bill has produced many live Rocky Horror events at various night cubs in Manhattan in the late 80's to early 2005 including The Limelight, Palladium, The Vault, Hellfire Club, and other various events.

Guest Performances

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