The Rocky Horror Picture Show w/ The Bawdy Caste Live Shadow Cast! ~ 11 PM

Sat, Apr 26 • 11:00 PM

Balboa Theatre

About this event

The Rocky Horror Picture Show is a cult classic film featuring the story of sweethearts Brad and Janet who, after a flat tire during a storm, stumble upon the eerie mansion of Dr. Frank-N-Furter. The evening unfolds with wild characters, elaborate dances, and rock songs leading to the unveiling of Frank-N-Furter's creation, Rocky. Live shadowcast performance by The Bawdy Caste enhances the cinematic experience. This event occurs the last Saturday of every month.

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