Rocky Horror Picture Show Event
Event description
Saturday, October 26th
7 - 10 PM
$15 per person
(Parent/guardian required for ages 17 and under)
We know you’ve been waiting with antici………pation.
It’s time to channel your inner Frankenfurter and show off your Time Warp skills! Dress as your favorite character and get ready to sing along with PopUp Chorus as they guide us through a few of the greatest hits.
A few things to know…
- Rocky Horror Picture Show is rated R and some audience participation call-backs can include profanity; anyone under the age of 17 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
- The film will be shown outside in the parking lot of the Eno Arts Mill.
- This is a fundraiser for the Orange County Arts Alliance and Chelsea Theater.
- In the event of cancellation due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances, you may request a refund of your ticket purchase or choose to donate it to the Arts Alliance.
- There will be a cash bar featuring beer, wine, and non-alcoholic options. We’re working on a popcorn option!
- What to bring: a camp chair (limited seating will be available), refillable water bottle and your
- What to leave at home: Pets, other than licensed emotional support dogs, and outside alcohol.
- Leave no trace… please take with you anything you bring.
Prop List
PROPS NOT ALLOWED:
- Food props of any kind (rice, hotdogs, toast, prunes) – please help us prevent bug issues.
- Confetti. Confetti is impossible to clean up and flows into our rivers and streams, hurting our wildlife.
- Toilet paper. We realize this is one of the more iconic props, but please don’t make us clean up wet toilet paper out of the parking lot.
PROPS ALLOWED:
- Newspaper: When Brad and Janet are caught in the storm, Janet covers her head with a newspaper. Do the same with yours!
- Water gun: Fire into the air (not at people) during the rainstorm that Brad and Janet are caught in.
- Rubber Glove: During Frank’s speech at the tank, when he puts on the gloves, stretch and snap your gloves
- Party Hat: At the dinner table, when Frank puts on a party hat, you should do the same.
- Noisemaker: During the “Lab” scene, when the Transylvanian guests use their noisemakers.
- Bell: During the song “Planet Schmanet Janet,” ring the bell when Frank sings “Did you hear a bell ring?”
- Flashlight: Light up the place during the “There’s a light” verse of “Over at the Frankenstein Place”
About PopUp Chorus
There’s no audition for any of our events, just show up and sing with a bunch of other lovely strangers. They’ll soon become friends!
Together, we form a chorus for the night and are never the same group twice. Everyone is welcome at PopUp Chorus, regardless of ability. At PopUp Chorus, participants learn simple parts and harmonies to well-known songs.
Under the skillful tutelage of conductor, Amelia Shull we’ll sing, stomp our feet and occasionally dance! Singing together is a way to connect, build community and have FUN!
Stay in the loop: visit our website at popupchorus.com and join the mailing list for info about upcoming events, as well as following us on social media @PopUpChorus. Come out and sing!
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