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Re: “Richard O'Brien's The Rocky Horror Show”
From the costumes to the energy on stage "Rocky" is a hit. As happens in community theatre there is sometimes a unique talent that comes out and simply must be discovered and this show has such intrigue. Brad & Janet are wonderful and complement each other nicely. Columbia has a show stopping tap dance number. Brother and sister, Riff Raff & Magenta are simply devine and the truth be told Magenta steals the show with her singing. All in all it is a very enjoyable show at a very well run and maintained theatre.