We’ve had many people inquire about audience participation for our production.

Plan on it!

However. This is not the movie. So there are some adjustments to be made. While we encourage the playful nature of using props (and we’ll get to those in a moment) we do ask that you refrain from the callbacks that are usually shouted at the movie screen. These are live actors, and they are flighty creatures whom we don’t want to frighten. (Please discourage your rowdy friends.)

Don your most outrageous costumes and let your inner glam rock star or alien transvestite shine. Dressing up is encouraged as we celebrate the timeless tradition of audience participation and the delightfully bizarre world of Dr. Frank-N-Furter and company. Come in your wildest attire and be part of this unforgettable experience!

Kits including the following props will be available for purchase in the lobby, or you may feel free to bring your own. ( But absolutely NO food related props. If you throw food items of any kind we will send Frank N’ Furter after you with the chainsaw. No, but seriously, we’d prefer to not attract rodents. They’re gross.)

Newspaper: To protect your hair from being mussed during the “storm” that Brad and Janet find themselves in. Unfold your paper and use it as a hat when Brad and Janet do. Also doubles as reading material in case the intermission goes on too long.

Paper Confetti: When Frank N’ Furter and Rocky are headed up the stairs to find wedded bliss, throw your confetti (Up and back, please. NOT at the stage) to add to the celebration!

Your Phone as a Lighter: During the touching ballad "There's a Light," the theater is bathed in darkness. This is the perfect time to use your phone as a makeshift lighter. (Because an actual open flame in a theater is bad) Simply activate the flashlight app and sway it gently in time with the music when the cast is waving their “candles”. Then please promptly assure that it is in silent mode and no longer lit up for the rest of the show. 

Toilet Paper: When Dr. Scott makes her entrance and Brad shouts “Great Scott!” throw your ribbon of toilet paper in the air in solidarity with Brad and his surprise at seeing his old professor. Also, pretend it’s Scott Brand toilet paper. 

While not as extensive as the prop list used for watching the Picture Show version, these props can provide a sense of participation and fun without distracting (too much) from the delightfully absurd performance you’ll be watching.