"When freaks make something freaky and fabulous for themselves, it can end up being a gift for everyone. The Roundabout's Broadway revival retains a gritty, jubilant quality that provides real warmth and charm."
"This Rocky Horror Show puts its trust in advice from the play's creator: 'When in doubt, this is a trashy little musical.' The production embraces looking cheap, celebrating its analog magic."
"Pinkleton knows how to put together a cast that people want to see. The set design features neon-green rope lights and corrugated silver ducting, creating a playful, nostalgic atmosphere."
Rocky Horror is a celebration of a kinder, freer world that embraces misfits and pleasure. The Broadway revival directed by Sam Pinkleton retains its gritty charm and warmth. The production features a punk aesthetic with a deliberate lack of polish, showcasing neon lights and DIY elements. The set design includes playful and nostalgic touches, emphasizing an analog magic. Pinkleton's direction highlights the importance of casting, ensuring an engaging experience for the audience while honoring the show's original spirit.
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