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The Rocky Horror Show tickets
Richard O’Brien’s rock musical brings its strange night out to Studio 54.
Scheduled through February 28, 2027
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Approximately 1 hour 50 minutes, including a 15-minute intermission
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Richard O'Brien's The Rocky Horror Show returns as a live musical in a Roundabout Theatre Company production directed by Sam Pinkleton. The engagement is at Studio 54, with performances currently announced through February 28, 2027. The producer lists an approximate running time of one hour and 50 minutes, including a 15-minute intermission. Choose it for its rock-musical identity and irreverent theatrical world, with the understanding that a staged performance has its own audience rules.
This might be your show if…
- Rock musical fans
- Visitors drawn to camp and irreverence
- Adults planning a lively theater outing
Worth knowing: Sexual themes and adult humor; Follow this production’s audience participation rules; Do not assume film-screening prop traditions apply
A stage musical with a life of its own
Rocky Horror carries a large set of associations, from songs to costumes to memories of film screenings. Those associations can be part of the fun, but a Broadway production is a particular live event. The performers share a room with an audience whose attention and behavior affect everyone around them. Let the current production establish what kind of participation belongs in that room.
The useful decision is whether the musical's exuberance and adult irreverence appeal to you. It is a different proposition from a restrained drama or a family musical. A group choosing it for a celebration should agree on that tone before booking. Someone can enjoy familiar music without being comfortable with every aspect of the surrounding story or humor.
Participation starts with current instructions
Do not bring props or plan callouts based only on habits from a cinema screening. Check the production and venue guidance for the performance you are attending. If dressing for the occasion appeals to you, keep other guests' sightlines, security requirements, and your own comfort in mind. A costume should not make it harder for a neighbor to see or for you to sit comfortably.
Theater etiquette is especially useful when a title encourages strong audience enthusiasm. Respond naturally, but remember that people may be hearing the work for the first time and want to follow the performers. When in doubt, follow the staff's instructions. Choosing a live musical means sharing the experience with people who may have very different levels of familiarity.
Planning around Studio 54
The official duration includes a 15-minute intermission. Leave a buffer afterward for the exit and your next journey rather than booking a reservation at the exact estimated finish. The announced final performance is February 28, 2027, but not every date before then necessarily has a show. Confirm the actual date and time before making plans around it.
Studio 54 is on West 54th Street. Compare available seats using the view information, access requirements, and price for your selected performance. A close seat may appeal if you enjoy detail, while a broader perspective may better suit someone who wants to take in the whole production. Confirm any step-free route or specific seating need before committing to a location.
CHOOSE YOUR PERSPECTIVE
Where to sit at Studio 54
Compare the Orchestra and Mezzanine for the current production. This guide offers editorial comparison advice, not measured legroom or an inspected ranking of individual seats.
For step-free needs
Arrange an appropriate Orchestra location and companion seating with the venue. An upper-level transfer seat still requires stairs.
For an elevated perspective
Consider Mezzanine positions only if their stair route suits your party. Read the actual restrictions before purchase.
THEATER LOCATION & ACCESS
Plan your visit to The Rocky Horror Show
Studio 54
254 West 54th Street, New York, NY 10019
Roundabout lists wheelchair locations in the Orchestra and accessible restrooms. There is no elevator to the Mezzanine; a separate elevator serving the Golden Lounge does not provide upper seating access. Some transfer seats are upstairs, so confirm the full route for the precise location.
Check the performance date and time before traveling. Admission rules and accessibility arrangements are specific to the production and theater. Contact the venue for requirements that affect your visit.
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The Rocky Horror Show FAQs
Is this a screening of The Rocky Horror Picture Show?
No. It is a live production of Richard O'Brien's stage musical, directed by Sam Pinkleton. Cinema traditions do not automatically establish the rules for this theater performance.
How long is the performance?
Roundabout lists approximately one hour and 50 minutes, including a 15-minute intermission. Allow additional time for exiting Studio 54 and reaching your next stop.
Can I bring props or shout familiar responses?
Follow the current production and venue rules. Do not assume that props or callouts accepted at a film screening are appropriate or permitted at this live engagement.
Where is the show performed?
The production is at Studio 54 on West 54th Street. Use the exact performance details on your confirmation when arranging arrival and meeting companions.
When is the announced closing date?
The current engagement is announced through February 28, 2027. Confirm a real scheduled performance within that window and check for later updates before purchasing.
Is it suitable for children?
The musical's adult humor and sexual themes should be part of the decision. A verified admission minimum is not supplied here; check current production guidance and consider each attendee's comfort.
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