The UK tour of “The Rocky Horror Show” from 2018-19 officially called "Richard O'Brien's Rocky Horror Show: The Legendary Rock N Roll Musical World Tour 2019", began in Brighton in the Theater Royal on December 13, 2018 and ended on November 2, 2019 in Edinburgh. It was directed by Christopher Luscombe, set design by Hugh Durrant, costume design by Sue Blane, choreography by Nathan M Wright, lighting by Nick Richings, and sound design by Gareth Owen.
During this tour, actor Kristian Lavercombe achieved the mark of more than 1,600 performances during the month of September 2019, being the actor who has been present the most in theatrical productions of The Rocky Horror Show.
Cast[]
- Main page: Actors.
- Frank-N-Furter: Stephen Webb and Duncan James
- Janet Weiss: Joanne Clifton
- Brad Majors: Ben Adams and James Darch
- Riff Raff: Kristian Lavercombe
- Magenta: Laura Harrison
- Columbia: Miracle Chance
- Eddie and Dr. Scott: Ross Chisari
- Rocky Horror: Callum Evans
- Narrator: Philip Franks, Dom Joly, and Steve Punt
- Phantoms and understudies: Reece Budin, Shelby Farmer, Katie Monks, Jake Small, Andrew Ahern, and Maddie Hope Coelho
Band[]
- George Carter: Keyboards
- Kit Lowdon: Guitar
- Dan Hall: Bass
- Nathan Hawken: Saxophone
- Craig Hanson: Drums
Dates[]
- Theatre Royal (Brighton) from December 13, 2018 to January 5, 2019
- Opera House (Manchester) from January 7 to 26
- Empire (Sunderland) from January 28 to February 2
- Milton Keynes Theatre from February 4 to 9
- New Wimbledon Theatre from February 11 to 16
- Lyceum (Sheffield) from February 18 to 23
- Princess (Torquay) from February 25 to March 2
- New Victoria (Woking) from March 4 to 9
- Grand Opera House (Belfast) from March 18 to 23
- New Theatre (Oxford) from March 25 to 30
- Mayflower (Southampton) from April 8 to 12
- Churchill (Bromley) from April 15 to 20
- Liverpool Empire from April 29 to May 4
- Theatre Royal (Bath) from May 6 to 11
- New Alexandra (Birmingham) from May 13 to 25
- Congress (Eastbourne) from May 27 to June 1
- Regent (Stoke) from June 3 to 8
- Grand Opera Hourse (York) from June 10 to 15
- Bristol Hippodrome from June 17 to 22
- Blackpool Opera House from June 24 to 29
- Bord Gáis Energy (Dublin) from July 1 to 6
- Cambridge Arts Theatre from July 15 to 20
- Festival (Malvern) from July 22 to 27
- Cliffs Pavilion (Southend) from July 29 to August 3
- Theatre Royal (Newcastle) from August 5 to 10
- King's Theatre (Glasgow) from August 12 to 17
- Leeds Grand Theatre from August 19 to 24
- Nottingham Royal Concert Hall from August 28 to September 1
- Swan (Wycombe) from September 9 to 14
- Storyhouse (Chester) from September 16 to 21
- Orchand Theatre (Dartford) from September 23 to 28
- New Theatre (Hull) from September 30 to October 5
- Plymouth Theatre Royal from October 7 to 12
- Wolverhampton Gran Theatre from October 14 to 19
- Pavillion Theatre (Bournemouth) from October 21 to 26
- The Playhouse (Edinburgh) from October 28 to November 9
