Break out your fishnets, corsets and feather boas!
The Aloha Theatre is bringing “The Rocky Horror Show” to the stage to do the “Time Warp” again!
The campy B-movie-inspired rock-and-roll cult musical sensation will take that jump to the left for a limited run Oct. 25-26 and 30-31.
Newcomer Maxwell Crispo will be featured as the sweet transvestite from outer space, mad scientist Dr. Frank N Furter. He will be joined by fellow aliens Stephen Alves as Riff Raff and Justine Smith as Magenta.
Raisa Klyne and Joel Carr will play Janet Weiss and Brad Majors, whose flat tire leads them to the dark castle and an outrageous night of mayhem. Jaquelynn Collier will sing and dance her way across the stage as Columbia and The Usherette. Barry Levine, who has appeared as the titular character in several productions, will portray a new role as the Criminologist.
Victor Lugo will reprise his role as Dr. Everett Scott, and Jay Barker will assume the position as Dr. Frank N Furter’s tanned and toned creation, Rocky Horror. The Phantoms/Transylvanian ensemble are dance captain Rachel Carr, Chamika Fujioka, Sarah Friedman, Jennifer Ancheta and Dove de Moss.
The production is directed by Miguel Montez. Amanda Trusty is choreographer and movement coach. Sharon “Boom-Boom” Cannon is the show’s musical director and band leader, and Binti Bailey is vocal director.
The rest of the volunteer creative team and crew include Jackie “JJ” Baldwin, assistant director; Stefani Pelletier, producer and stage manager; Jeff Rowand, sound designer; Linda Rowand, costume designer; William McGregor, set designer; Gabriella Fritz, builder and prop designer; Cambrey White and Kat Sullivan, makeup; and Dove de Moss, rehearsal pianist.
Additional crew and house staff are needed. If you are interested, contact Stefani Pelletier at stefani@alohatheatre.com.
“The Rocky Horror Show” contains adult themes and is not appropriate for viewers younger than 18.
Audiences are encouraged to join in the tradition of participation, which includes interacting with the dialogue of the show. Participation kits will be available for $5 and will benefit Aloha Theatre’s education programs.
Performances will begin at 7:30 p.m. For tickets, call 731-7437.
For more information, call 322-9924.
