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Revival of 'Rocky Horror Show' in Previews on Broadway with Signs Against Callback Lines
A revival of the 'Rocky Horror Show' is currently in previews on Broadway at Studio 54. Management has put up signs in the theater dissuading fans from participating in callback lines during performances. Callback lines are typically raunchy one-liners shouted by spectators timed to certain parts of the show.
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the 'Rocky Horror Show' is currently in previews on Broadway.
The production is taking place at Studio 54. Previews began ahead of the official opening. Management at Studio 54 has put up signs in the theater dissuading fans from participating in callback lines during the show.
These signs aim to guide audience behavior. The measure addresses traditional audience interactions with the production.
lines are typically raunchy one-liners shouted by spectators timed to certain parts of the show.
This practice has been part of the 'Rocky Horror' experience in past productions. The signs indicate a change in how audiences engage with the revival.
The revival marks a return of the cult classic to Broadway.
Previews allow for adjustments before the full run. Studio 54 serves as the venue for these performances.
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