RHS tour 2009/10

http://www.rockyhorror.co.uk/v1/

so....who's up for this?

I would be but for 2 problems, I don't know who's playing the roles and, more importantly, I don't have the money.

Been to see it twice before, once when Jason Donovan was Frankie and then the next tour they did when Darren Day was Frankie.

I'm up for it if I'm in the UK

Shouldn't the title be RHPS?

Enjoyed the film ... hated the endless Rocky Horror (and Grease) nights and parties from university onwards! Not one for me (but the rest of you go ahead an N-Joi)

Opathu wrote:

Enjoyed the film ... hated the endless Rocky Horror (and Grease) nights and parties from university onwards! Not one for me (but the rest of you go ahead an N-Joi)

Given the content of your character profile I'd have thought that this was right up your street. Not necessarily doing the whole dressing up bit, but the humour certainly!

Gurfang wrote:

Shouldn't the title be RHPS?

No, RHPS is used to refer to the sing-a-long movie shows

Vypra wrote:

Gurfang wrote:

Shouldn't the title be RHPS?

No, RHPS is used to refer to the sing-a-long movie shows

But it's always referred to in the opening song as the Rocky Horror Picture Show.

which and when Vyp?

whatever, i'm not having a pointless arguement about the correct wording. Its advertised as the rocky horror show and hence i used RHS.

Vypra wrote:

whatever, i'm not having a pointless arguement about the correct wording. Its advertised as the rocky horror show and hence i used RHS.

But...



...but...



...but pointless arguments are allI cando when I'm bored at work!

'Royal Horticultural Society'...


Imagine my surprise.

Got ma tickets!!! roll on December

Sweet!

Enjoy

I'm -so- going. I'm dragging my sister along with me, too.

ordered my costume today

Awesome! I'm sure you'll look great :3

heh, hope so...could probly do with loosing a little weight tho

Post pics.

Morgalyen wrote:

Post pics.

I second this motion.

Hrm. Got a dress that's perhaps a little too see-through (though I have a shawl that will prevent that being too much of a problem). Now it's the lower half. Long, slim legs seem not to be as common as I'd thought (and because of my height/gender, foot size is an issue). I keep seeing lovely shoes that might fit, but nine times out of ten, they have silly heels. Now, being one who's never worn them, I have to ask: How hard are they to walk in?

Also: Tights, hold-ups or stockings? From what limited experience I have, hold-ups seem to be relient on thigh radius and leg length being in synch (as in the pair I have are fine in length, but too big around the thigh >.<).

Now I demand pics. :P

PS. Regarding stay-ups or stockings. It depends on how tight the dress is. I always find garter belts to be rather sexy (not that I'd actually see them in your case, but fact remains; it's sexy), so if your dress isn't a tight fit I'd suggest using stockings and a garter belt to hold them up. If the dress is a tight fit you'd be much better of with stay-ups that fit.

you want pix? u shall have them!

and i think you have it right there...stockings with a garter may well be the best bet in this case.

as for shoes....try to get a medium heel if poss. High ones will cripple you you unless you spend from now to December getting used to them

Yeah, literal 'high' heels are out of the question, not least because I'd start whacking my head on door frames.

If I go with my see-through dress, it's pretty tight-fitting (it's a one-size lace dress that I ordered from Anne Summers). The problem is that though it's lovely, my lack of boobs ruins the shape of it :/ (as in it's designed to be tight fitting across boobs too, but without them it only accentuates my flatness). The shawl removes some of this, but still :/

Tight fit dresses can still look really classy and hot "despite" flatness of chest, it's all in the design. Most models on catwalks have small breasts, so.

Soo...hard to judge without pictures.