Do the “Time Warp” with Williams Street Rep!
WSR TO HOST FILM SCREENING AND FUNDRAISER!
The Rocky Horror Picture Show – Susan Sarandon & Barry Bostwick.
Do the Time Warp and support Williams Street Repertory! WSR is excited to announce a special fundraiser and interactive film screening of “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” Oct 28th and 29th at 8p.m. at Raue Center For The Arts.
The evening begins at 7 p.m. with amazing pre-show entertainment and photo ops courtesy of McHenry County College’s Pride Club and cast members of DRAG SHOW!
Audience members should come ready to enjoy an interactive film experience! While there will not be a shadow cast, WSR ensemble members will lead a live performance of the “Time Warp” prior to the film screening, so get ready to dance!
The Rocky Horror Picture Show – Richard O’Brien, Tim Curry, & Patricia Quinn.
HOW OUTRAGEOUS CAN YOU BE?!!!!! Come dressed in your most outrageous outfit and automatically enter to win our Costume Contest! WSR ensemble members will award a $50 cash prize to the best-dressed audience member before each night’s film screening.
Get in on the fun! Participation bags will be for sale in the lobby prior to the show…(no toast throwing, please!) Get 1 for $3 or 2 for $5.
Williams Street Rep has produced the stage version of “Rocky Horror” to great success in past seasons and is excited to bring this cult-classic film to Raue Center!
Tickets are $15 and can be purchased online at rauecenter.org or via Raue Center Box Office at 815.356.9212 or 26 N. Williams Street in downtown Crystal Lake.
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Manners Please!
Here are some guidelines helpful
in achieving an experience
of absolute pleasure.
Have fun and do no harm. Do no harm to people (make-up or costume) or cause damage to the theater. Participation bags will be sold in the lobby. If you must bring a water gun, please shoot it up…and not in someone’s eye. Don’t aim water guns at anything which requires electricity. There, we had to say it.
Be Nice. Never make fun of someone for “dressing up” – especially if their costume or make-up is not exact. The point is that their heart is in it…and we’re all here to have fun, right?
Be Reasonable. Don’t get angry or jealous if someone else comes dressed as the same character. Remember that the movie and its characters are not your exclusive property.
Be Respectful. Respect the wishes of the theater and its management. Vandalism and the breaking of rules might not only lead to your ejection, but to the closing of the film. This would only be spoiling it for everyone.
Be Creative. If visitors from other theaters or areas come to visit, don’t try to “shout them down.” Respect the fact that they might yell different “lines”. Why you might even find some new ones more preferable to your own.
Don’t be a jerk. Participation bags will be sold in the lobby. Please refrain from throwing food (rice, toast, etc) in the theater. It’s all fun and games until there’s a rat infestation.
Theatrical release date: September 26, 1975
Genre: Musical film w/ live performance (not a full shadow cast)
Running time: 106 minutes
MPAA rating: R
MPAA explanation: sexual content, brief nudity, language (This is the original film…not the sanitized Fox Channel update!)
