Rocky Horror Show Pics

Hello All You Frankie Fans, This website was made solely for the enjoyment of The Rocky Horror Show and all its glory. Over the years, I have found many rare and interesting photos, videos, and information on The Rocky Horror Show and I’ve decided to share it with all of you, hoping you’ll cherish it as much as I. This blog will feature numerous Rocky Horror productions from around the world, but if you cherish the Rocky Horror Picture Show, be sure to check out our master blog here ~A

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Tim singing Don’t Dream It in the original London production with Chris Malcom as Brad and Julie Covington as Janet.

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About the photo posted 10th June 2012, are you positive it's Meat Loaf? Thank you for all the photos, though! -Sincerely, Kathy

Truth be told, I haven't a clue to what post you're speaking of. I've searched through my archives through all the years looking for a Meatloaf related photo posted on June 10th. If you can direct me to the right posting, I can be of more help.

Be well,

~A

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OMG I LOVE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW!! YOUR BLOG JUST BECAME MY NEW FAVORITE ONE!!!!! I LOVE YOU!!!!! <3

Awe, thank you, honey. This made my night [:

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It was 40 years ago today. A little rock n’ roll musical written by out-of-work actor, Richard O’Brien, premiered at the 63-seat theatre, The Royal Court Theatre upstairs. Young actors Tim Curry, Julie Covington, Chris Malcom, Richard O’Brien, Patricia Quinn, Rayner Bourton, Nell Campbell & Paddy O’Hagan made up the original cast. 15 months later, filming began for the film version of the hit musical which would become the longest running theatrical release of all time and the greatest and most well known cult film in history.

Can we get this to 1973 notes?

Happy birthday, Rocky!

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Nell Campbell as Columbia in the original production of The Rocky Horror Show presented at The Royal Court Theatre Upstairs. 

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This picture took my breath away. This is the inside of The Roxy on opening night of The Rocky Horror Show. (March 1974)

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Touch a Touch a Touch Me.

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Little Nell as Columbia

The Rocky Horror Show: 1973 London Cast

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The Roxy Cast of 1974 performs 'Don't Dream It, Be It'

Frank N. Furter: Tim Curry Janet Weiss: Abigale Haness Brad Majors: B. (Bill) Miller Columbia: Boni Enten Rocky Horror: Kim Milford

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Original Roxy Cast (1974)

Frank N. Furter: Tim Curry

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Hot Patootie (London Production 1973)

Riff-Raff - Richard O’Brien Magenta - Patricia Quinn Columbia - Little Nell Eddie - Paddy O’Hagan

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I love your Roxy pics! Could you post more?~

Of course!

~A

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Meatloaf as Eddie.

Original Roxy Cast (1974)

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Frank's Original Lab Speech

FRANK.Tonight Brad and Janet, paradise is to be mine ...

JANET. Oh how wonderful for you.

FRANK. Yes. It was strange the way it happened . . .  one of those quirks of fate really . . . one of those moments when everything looks black, the chips are down. You panic - you're trapped -  your back is against the wall, there's no way out and even if there were,  it would probably be a one way ticket to the bottom of the bay. Oh. And then suddenly (snaps glove), you get a break - all the pieces seem to fit into place - what a sucker you'd been - what a fool - the answer was there all the time - it took a small accident to make it happen. (All look at FRANK in amazement.) An accident!

MAGENTA & COLUMBIA. An accident!

FRANK. That's how I discovered the secret - that elusive ingredient - that spark that is the breath of life itself. Yes I have that knowledge, I hold the key to life itself, you see you are fortunate for tonight is the night that my beautiful creature is destined to be born. (Clapping) Thank you very much.

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Tim Curry during a photo session in 1974 at the Roxy theatre.