#26
Posted: 1/11/10 at 8:49pm
I saw it twice. Once before 9/11 with Dick Cavett, and once after 9/11 with Gilbert Godfried. The show closed after 9/11, then reopened a few weeks after with a different guest narrator each week.
This was a theatre experience unlike any other, with lots of improv. For instance, there was a family with two young teen girls sitting in the first row right next to the "Toucha Toucha Touch Me" scene would take place, and Dick Cavett gave them a heads up "your girls are about to grow up very quickly". The girls covered up their eyes with their hands and giggled their way through it, it was very cute.
And with Gilbert Godfried, well what can I say? It was just Gilbert being Gilbert, a weird combination with Rocky Horror.
There was the usual audience participation, with a group to the sides of the stage shouting out the shout outs, and in The Time Warp, the phantoms would come out into the audience, and one of them (Kevin Cahoon) picked my wife out as his dance partner.
This was a theatre experience unlike any other, with lots of improv. For instance, there was a family with two young teen girls sitting in the first row right next to the "Toucha Toucha Touch Me" scene would take place, and Dick Cavett gave them a heads up "your girls are about to grow up very quickly". The girls covered up their eyes with their hands and giggled their way through it, it was very cute.
And with Gilbert Godfried, well what can I say? It was just Gilbert being Gilbert, a weird combination with Rocky Horror.
There was the usual audience participation, with a group to the sides of the stage shouting out the shout outs, and in The Time Warp, the phantoms would come out into the audience, and one of them (Kevin Cahoon) picked my wife out as his dance partner.
Updated On: 1/11/10 at 08:49 PM
