Rocky Horror Picture Show costume help?

Question

Okay so, next Saturday, the local theater is hosting a Rocky Horror screening. And not only have I only ever seen the move once, but I totally do not know how to dress up.

Also, any lists of audience participation parts and song lyrics would be very, VERY helpful.

Thanks in advance!

Thanks for the input so far!

However, is it acceptable for me to go as Frank? Since, I'm a girl and all?

Answer 1

I think you should dress up as Doctor Frank-N-Furter
hes a transvestite and probably the easyest to dress up as or Magenta,
Frank-N-Furter is basicly
just fish nets, you could wear short black shorts and a black corsette and magenta is a maid
ive listed links for all the song lyrics
and the costume of magenta and
frank-n-furter
hope this helps!
=]

Answer 2

well i been to a show like that more that once in longbeach

its great

the easiest costume would be magenta because she is just in a maid's out fit

or you could go as janet after the took off her clothes
like white bra and white slip and white undies

the place i go to you not forced to dress up especially if you have only seen the movie once

oh and have you been to the show before? cuz if its your first time you have to draw a v on your forehead (for virgin) so you can be devirginized on stage its super fun
(i actually dont know if the place your going to does it like this)

if you want to get other ideas
theres a wedsite of all the pics at the show i got to

www.midnightinsanity.com

just go to the bottom and press [ Enter the Midnight Insanity website ]

then press images :]

oh and thing to say during the movie

like when franken furter is in the elevator and he goes "antici" then pauses at the pause you scream "SAY IT!"

or when there all in the pool at one part a highheel floats by you scream "OH THERES MY SHOE!"

but then again your not forced to do anytihng but see the show



ps. hope you have fun

Answer 3

(-: Go as Janet, for your second time. That should be easy to do.

Answer 4

http://www.cosmosfactory.org/