The Rocky Horror Show

ATC WRAPS UP ITS MoRA SEASON WITH THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW OCTOBER 6-31

This summer, Actor’s Theatre of Charlotte brought live theater to the Monroe Road corridor, outdoors for everyone’s safety and enjoyment. Overlooking a 100-year-old barn on a nice, grassy slope. In McAlpines, an office park located off Monroe Road.

MoRA helped make the season possible with a significant financial commitment to ATC. The event was additionally made possible by Levine Properties.

Tickets available at atcharlotte.org

ATC concludes its Rock the Barn outdoor series with the cult classic musical Richard O’Brien’s THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW.

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The play was the basis for the 1975 cult movie “The Rocky Horror Picture Show”, which has lived for over 40 years in movie theaters worldwide. It’s a wild ride with an irresistible rock score, as well as a tribute to science fiction, B movies, and fishnets.

The Rocky Horror Show: Brad and his fiancée, Janet, innocently set out to visit an old friend, but a thunderstorm and a flat tire force them to seek help at the castle of Dr. Frank ’N’ Furter; a manic genius with an insatiable libido. The night’s misadventures cause Brad and Janet to question everything they thought they knew about love, lust, and each other. This show is everything your mother warned you about!

What to expect

ATC created the new outdoor venue with a festival feel—at The Barn at MoRA, 8300 Monroe Road in Charlotte. Complete with a performance stage and safer bring-your-own-seating, the 1923 concrete dairy barn and silos next to a beautiful mature tree canopy are the setting for the evening performances.

The Barn at MoRA / Photo by Leigh Black

For the safety of the patrons, artists, and staff, proof of full vaccination and a photo ID will be required to attend any ATC performance. Socially distanced seating “pods” will be in place, and audience members must bring their own chairs.

Food and drink are available for purchase. You can check out the Food Truck Schedule for details. And Devil’s Logic Brewing will be selling drinks at every performance. (Some vendors may be cash only.)

Tickets are $35 and are available at ATCharlotte.org

The closing performance on Halloween, Sunday, October 31^stwill be a special evening hosted by Onya Nerves. Creatures of the Night Party will include a costume contest, prizes, and art auction with Charlotte Art League. Your drink is included in the ticket price.

ATC is pleased to partner with its Rock The Barn Presenting Sponsor, MoRA. It is additionally made possible by Levine Properties, and by its Media Sponsor WCCB Charlotte’s CW.