The Rocky Horror Picture Show presented by Los B*stardos

Let's do the time warp AGAIN. Join Los Bastardos shadow cast for a special one-night-only anniversary screening of the cult classic, The Rocky Horror Picture Show. For half a century, audiences around the world have shouted, danced, and thrown toast at midnight with Dr. Frank-N-Furter, Brad, Janet, and the whole outrageous cast of characters. Now, you can relive the magic (or experience it for the first time) in the grandeur of The Plaza Theatre. Since its 1975 release, Rocky Horror has grown from midnight screenings to an international cultural institution. In recognition of its impact, the film was inducted into the Library of Congress National Film Registry, preserving its legacy as a “culturally, historically, and aesthetically significant” work. This time around, shadow cast Los Bastardos will act out the 1975 film on the stage and throughout the audience as the film is showing! Enjoy the full Rocky experience with an official Rocky Horror Prop Bag. Don’t miss any of the interactive action with all the supplies necessary to participate. We invite you to join in on the fun; costumes & audience participation encouraged! (Please Note -- no outside prop bags allowed.)

Arts complex with variety of theater spaces for everything from Broadway shows to symphony concerts.

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Let's do the time warp AGAIN. Join Los Bastardos shadow cast for a special one-night-only anniversary screening of the cult classic, The Rocky Horror Picture Show. For half a century, audiences around the world have shouted, danced, and thrown toast at midnight with Dr. Frank-N-Furter, Brad, Janet, and the whole outrageous cast of characters. Now, you can relive the magic (or experience it for the first time) in the grandeur of The Plaza Theatre. Since its 1975 release, Rocky Horror has grown from midnight screenings to an international cultural institution. In recognition of its impact, the film was inducted into the Library of Congress National Film Registry, preserving its legacy as a “culturally, historically, and aesthetically significa