"John Tyndall" <F5 RemoveThis @NOSPAMcharter.net> wrote in message
news:1okgdrd0p7tbz.dij58htx@news.rockynewsgroup.org...
> In article <mibi2oezx5q5.diirnvuk RemoveThis @news.rockynewsgroup.org>, ~Anissa~
> <shiny_gold_hat RemoveThis @yahoo.com> says...
> > Now wait a minute...I was cast as a phantom in a production of Rocky
Horror
> SHow
> > a few years back and it was the most fun stage show I've ever done! It
was
> > definitely fun in different ways than being in a shadow cast, but are
you
> saying
> > you didn't enjoy yourself doing a show like Rocky HOrror Show?
> > ~Anissa~
> > (de la)
> > JLD, Inc
> I think he was just saying that they were not content to let the show end
just
> because the theater moved on to another show. This was yet another way
they
> could continue to have fun with ROCKY.
That's exactly what I'm saying. I LOVED being a Phantom (although at my
size, I was sure the Time Warp was gonna kill me), but I'm sure it'll be a
different experience doing Rocky with a shadow cast as opposed to doing it
with a theatre company where Rocky was just one of many shows... It was a
great experience, though! If anyone caught our show, I was the big guy
hauling off Rocky at the end of the show with his face hiked up into my
crotch... (poor guy!)
> By the way Chris. P-house is on Gordon Hwy and is billed as a Gay Mans
Resort &
> Social Club. They had a productions of RHPS from out of Atlanta a few
years
> ago, that was a mess to say the lest.
Ah. I don't get over to that part of town much. It's amazing how little of
this area I've seen in three years...
> You never said what type of cast ya'll were going to be. Are ya'll going
for
> screen perfection, or your own style.
We're going for screen perfection.
> I know from looking at photo's of the
> Frank from the stage show, he looked as if the Director was going for a
copy of
> the Broadway Revival and the Tom Hewlet <I know I misspelled that> look.
Which
> looked good on him, not trying to start nothing. I just wanted to get a
feel of
> the look ya'll we're going for.
Our Frank was a bit disappointed that our theatre director wanted nothing to
do with the film look; he's thrilled to be getting back to the film. We did
do the Broadway version of the play, though, for the most part; there was
the lederhosen on the phantoms and the Sound of Music references, that was a
bit different. We had comments from people that saw the Broadway revival
that we did a better show! Our show was in a tiny theatre in a thrust
configuration, with audience on three sides... it was very intimate, perfect
for Rocky!
Our new show is in similarly confined quarters, again with audience on three
sides... and since it's in a club, that adds alcohol to the mix! We are
restricting the audience to using our goodie bags, though; our Frank has had
problems with people who think they're funny bringing squirtguns loaded with
bleach instead of water...
> If ya need any help, I'm willing to lend. We
> southern cast need to stick together. Just E-mail if ya need or want or
any
> more info.. Also let us know when you'll be passing threw. We'll make sure
to
> give shout out for your cast.
Thanks... we appreciate it! :) I'm looking forward to catching your show
once I have something indecent to wear! ;)
--Chris
Eddie/Dr. Scott
The new Erotic Nightmares of Augusta, GA
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