https://beat.com.au/win-were-giving-away-five-double-passes-to-the-rocky-horror-show/Win: We’re giving away five double passes to The Rocky Horror Show
Rocky Horror Show
Words by Staff Writer
We're giving away a whopping five double passes to The Rocky Horror Show at the Athenaeum Theatre, one of the most enjoyable musicals you'll ever see.
The show premiered in London in 1973 and has since proven that it is a story that transcends both borders and time. Back by phenomenal demand, this acclaimed musical returns to Melbourne after enjoying sell-out performances and rave reviews during the 2023 season of the 50th Anniversary Tour. Don’t miss out on tickets while they last, secure your spot here.
Jason Donovan returns to star as Frank-N-Furter and in a Melbourne exclusive the ever-important Narrator role will be played by absolute legend Joel Creasey, with the iconic Nicholas Hammond playing the role at select shows.
With a star-studded cast and a cult-classic story, the 2024 season is an adventure you’ll never forget. Just read our glowing full review, or check out a snippet here:
“Under the musical direction of Daniel Griffin, the brilliant band gets us jiving in our seats throughout – we totally wanna join in! This thoroughly enjoyable, engaging, lowbrow classic romp is all about pure escapism and not one for the PC brigade. The bedroom scene made us legit blush (yep, even during this scribe’s second viewing); 50 years on and we’re still shocked by this cult-classic musical comedy (and parody of B-movies)! If you do decide to bring your kids along (the recommended age requirement is 12), you’d better be prepared for some interesting convos in the car on the way home.”
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Athenaeum Theatre
Theatre in the City of Melbourne, Victoria
The Athenaeum or Melbourne Athenaeum at 188 Collins Street is an art and cultural hub in the central business district of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Founded in 1839, it is the city's oldest cultural institution. Wikipedia
Address: 188 Collins St, Melbourne VIC 3000
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