#51
Posted: 3/26/26 at 11:16pm
How are the costumes? Are they similar to the Vogue photoshoot?
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#52
Posted: 3/26/26 at 11:18pm
it was fantastic
my face hurts from smiling
a fun, life-giving production
juliette lewis is a huge mistake
she does not embody magenta at all, at all
she is not interesting, funny or scary
it is amateur hour for her
and, weirdly, she looks like the recent pictures of kelly osborne
but she was my only problem
they tease at the beginning that they are going to reprimand you for being involved, but it gets cut off and they clearly expect it
and, i must say, the screaming audience, the ones that know the classic callbacks, were fun and funny
so happy to see handsome andrew having fun and not staring into the audience for hours on end like he had to in "outlaw"
hsu will be another contender for best actress in a musical
dratch's pauses are hysterical
i am in love with josh
this is what broadway musicals are supposed to be:
fun, full of talent, escapist...
a wonderful and satisfying night out
#53
Posted: 3/26/26 at 11:21pm
Just saw the Time Warp Reprise and bows on social media. Ok sooo I’m gonna be distracted by Luke Evan’s crotch the entire time, and I’m not mad about it.
#54
Posted: 3/26/26 at 11:25pm
Callbacks - I would expect them to subside to something less than we heard tonight from an audience filled with RH fanatics.
Costumes - no resemblance to the Vogue fashion shoot. I had no issues with costumes, except for Rocky’s. Luke’s lower costume looks unnaturally endowed. Or maybe not…
#55
Posted: 3/26/26 at 11:28pm
Menken Fan said: "Callbacks - I would expect them to subside to something less than we heard tonight from an audience filled with RH fanatics.
Costumes - no resemblance to the Vogue fashion shoot. I had no issues with costumes, except for Rocky’s. Luke’s lower costume looks unnaturally endowed. Or maybe not…"
It even jiggles when he moves 🤣
#56
Posted: 3/26/26 at 11:35pm
Yes, Frank’s costume was distracting in the best possible way. And count me in also as someone who didn’t like Rocky’s costume.
#57
Posted: 3/26/26 at 11:45pm
Observation said: "How are the costumes? Are they similar to the Vogue photoshoot?"
Per the curtain call, it breaks my heart to say: nope. Those costumes for the VOGUE editorial were beyond epic. In this production they’re using the traditional costumes you’d expect in a standard ROCKY HORROR SHOW production. Nothing groundbreaking like those VOGUE versions.
#58
Posted: 3/26/26 at 11:45pm
Reports on Reddit say security was asking some people to stop the call-outs. Not gonna lie, that would have me with the house manager and demanding a refund. Imagine being a super fan from abroad who doesn't follow these chat forums and you're suddenly being scolded by security for doing what you've always done at Rocky Horror?
Much as I want to see this cast, these reports turn me off and make me want to just remember the last revival. I hope they dial it back and let audiences have fun over previews, otherwise I may just sell my seat. I have such fond memories of this show throughout my life.
Starting to wonder why Roundabout thought they were the right fit for this.
"I know now that theatre saved my life." - Susan Stroman
#59
Posted: 3/26/26 at 11:58pm
I truly do not understand how this production is taking this stance on the callbacks. It’s beyond bizarre to me.
#60
Posted: 3/27/26 at 12:02am
There were callbacks all night tonight. Security did not stop people from what I could see. They happened from the beginning to the end in the same amount.
#61
Posted: 3/27/26 at 12:03am
Jordan Catalano said: "Yes, Frank’s costume was distracting in the best possible way."
Just saw some curtain call footage. Grateful for my Titanique towel.
#62
Posted: 3/27/26 at 12:13am
Overall I loved it! They clearly weren’t rehearsed for callbacks, but Dratch more than anyone did a great job of changing her performance early on to accommodate them. Highlights for me were Evans (as I expected), Hsu, and Gray. The only lowlight was Lewis as Magenta (though she started the show off great as the usherette). I really enjoyed everyone else. As mentioned above, Rocky’s costume was weird and I expected him to strip down to just the jockstrap that I couldn’t stop staring at through the nude singlet but alas no (and the jock changed to a glitter one for the floor show!). This will get even better in short order and quickly become a must see. It could easily have a long run.
#63
Posted: 3/27/26 at 12:13am
Would anyone mind describing the set and any fun technical elements in-detail?
#64
Posted: 3/27/26 at 12:19am
CoffeeBreak said: "There were callbacks all night tonight. Security did not stop people from what I could see. They happened from the beginning to the end in the same amount. "
Multiple people in this thread said the callbacks felt discouraged by the pacing and that the cast didn’t seem prepped for them.
And this approach to the callbacks was reported a while back in another thread on here, during the rehearsal period.
I’m saying it’s bizarre for Pinkleton to not just embrace it. Why fight it…? It’s inevitable.
Updated On: 3/27/26 at 12:19 AM
#65
Posted: 3/27/26 at 12:38am
Their pre show announcement proves they are embracing it. You'll hear...
There were callbacks all throughout the night. The cast WAS expecting them but also expected to keep the show moving, as the callbacks are not the show.
Updated On: 3/27/26 at 12:38 AM
#67
Posted: 3/27/26 at 12:57am
I don’t know why people have to flock to the first previews of shows esp this one. Give them some time. They should of just have that German verison with Rob Fowler to come over. That’s the best Rocky to date.
Cant wait to see this at the end of April. It wil be a fun night of theater away from the bs in the world .
According to Juliette Lewis on her Instagram is that she’s sick and didn’t stage door
Updated On: 3/27/26 at 12:57 AM
#68
Posted: 3/27/26 at 1:00am
this was pretty solid but sadly is a bit derailed by some major mis-casting.
Harvey, Juliette and Michaela are not vocally strong enough for their roles, and while Juliette was excellent as the Usher, her Magenta was really just kind of aimless.
highlights, for sure Luke Evans, if not for Joshua Henry he would be steam rolling to a TONY award, those firs tfew notes of Sweet Transvestite blew my wig OFF
Amber Grey is doing some wonderfully weird things as Riff Raff
callbacks all night, the preshow announcement and something at the end of Science Fiction absolutely show they are expecting it, the right mezz had a LARGE group of RHSNYC shadowcast folks calling all night.
one of my favorites
Magenta: I tire of this planet
Audeince member: me too!
Also the merch is severally lacking and by the way shame on Roundabout for pirce gouging windowcards at $25!
Glad we got in for $49, I don't know how pleased I would be spending $330, but again LUKE EVANS IS FANTASTIC
Updated On: 3/27/26 at 01:00 AM
#69
Posted: 3/27/26 at 1:00am
I may be confused, but the last I saw someone posted this communication implying they would encourage callbacks but this thread is making it sound like they aren't? When did they say that?
#70
Posted: 3/27/26 at 1:00am
BrodyFosse123 said: "Observation said: "How are the costumes? Are they similar to the Vogue photoshoot?"
Per the curtain call, it breaks my heart to say: nope. Those costumes for the VOGUE editorial were beyond epic. In this production they’reusing the traditional costumes you’d expect in a standard ROCKY HORROR SHOW production. Nothing groundbreaking like those VOGUE versions."
Info that deflates you elates me. God, I thought those Vogue costumes were hideous.
Updated On: 3/27/26 at 01:00 AM
#71
Posted: 3/27/26 at 1:01am
chrishuyen said: "I may be confused, but the last I saw someone posted this communication implying theywouldencourage callbacks but this thread is making it sound like they aren't? When did they say that?"
this was fake as far as I have been able to tell
#72
Posted: 3/27/26 at 1:08am
There was no silencing of callbacks tonight.
#73
Posted: 3/27/26 at 2:07am
Did they sell prop bags ? Also did people shine lights during Over at the Frankenstein Place?
#74
Posted: 3/27/26 at 2:09am
no prop bags but there is a cute easter egg during a moment in act 2 for those who have ever been to a shadowcast performance
#75
Posted: 3/27/26 at 2:13am
WldKingdomHM said: "Did they sell prop bags ? Also did people shine lights during Over at the Frankenstein Place?"
No prop bags. Two people in the back row of the orchestra did turn their phone lights on for this. My guess is callbacks are cool but extra lighting won't be? (if security said anything it was to those people in the back - the 2 phones were only up for about 1 min). Those two lights seem to be the die hard Rocky people.
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