"The Rocky Horror Picture Show" at Arizona Event Center on Select Dates, May 30–August 29 (Up to 66% Off)
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The Deal
- The Rocky Horror Picture Show
- When: Saturday, May 30, June 27, July 25, or August 29, at 10:30 p.m.
- Where: Arizona Event Center
- Door time: 9:00 p.m.
- Full offer value includes ticketing fees
Ticketing Options
- $13 for two general-admission tickets (up to $38 value)
- $59 for four VIP tickets, which include well-bottle and table service (up to $132 value)
The Rocky Horror Picture Show
Dripping with fishnets and leather, the late-night B-movie spoof The Rocky Horror Picture Show inducts attendees into a beloved, rowdy tradition. As archetypal pair of squares Brad and Janet approach the castle of the fabulous Dr. Frank-N-Furter and meet his minions—including decrepit butler Riff Raff; patched-together golden boy Rocky; and, played by Meat Loaf, rock-and-roller Eddie—a shadow cast of actors clothed in lingerie gyrates in front of the screen. In the audience, a decades-long tradition of crowd participation carries on as guests are encouraged to participate in a group “Time Warp” dance, shine flashlights during the song “Over at the Frankenstein Place,” and pop balloons if their dates fall asleep.
The Rocky aficionados of Frankie’s Fishnets, Arizona’s Rocky Horror Picture Show shadow cast, bring extra flair to the evening, with costume contests, a wide selection of adult beverages, and prop kits to heighten the experience. Those who arrive scantily clad for the costume contest are encouraged to bring extra demure clothing to cover up, in case they run into their grandparents or a temperance league in the lobby.
A cast of actors mimics Frank-N-Furter, Brad, and Janet as the audience does the “Time Warp” during a screening of the cult classic
The Deal
- The Rocky Horror Picture Show
- When: Saturday, May 30, June 27, July 25, or August 29, at 10:30 p.m.
- Where: Arizona Event Center
- Door time: 9:00 p.m.
- Full offer value includes ticketing fees
Ticketing Options
- $13 for two general-admission tickets (up to $38 value)
- $59 for four VIP tickets, which include well-bottle and table service (up to $132 value)
The Rocky Horror Picture Show
Dripping with fishnets and leather, the late-night B-movie spoof The Rocky Horror Picture Show inducts attendees into a beloved, rowdy tradition. As archetypal pair of squares Brad and Janet approach the castle of the fabulous Dr. Frank-N-Furter and meet his minions—including decrepit butler Riff Raff; patched-together golden boy Rocky; and, played by Meat Loaf, rock-and-roller Eddie—a shadow cast of actors clothed in lingerie gyrates in front of the screen. In the audience, a decades-long tradition of crowd participation carries on as guests are encouraged to participate in a group “Time Warp” dance, shine flashlights during the song “Over at the Frankenstein Place,” and pop balloons if their dates fall asleep.
The Rocky aficionados of Frankie’s Fishnets, Arizona’s Rocky Horror Picture Show shadow cast, bring extra flair to the evening, with costume contests, a wide selection of adult beverages, and prop kits to heighten the experience. Those who arrive scantily clad for the costume contest are encouraged to bring extra demure clothing to cover up, in case they run into their grandparents or a temperance league in the lobby.
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About "The Rocky Horror Picture Show"
Wanting to see more art, music, and entertainment in their town, a few local businessmen decided to take matters into their own hands and build a venue flexible enough to host all three. Their creation—the 30,000 square foot Arizona Event Center—boasts three stages between the back theater and front pavilion, comfortably hosting up to 4,000 guests at any given time. They rent the versatile space out for concerts, sporting events, trade shows, comedy nights, and even weddings, enhancing each experience with a professional lighting and sound system.
While the place itself is already impressive, the owners supplement its intrinsic charms with local business partnerships. The Mesa Police Department oversees certain security duties, liquor and energy drink companies supply complementary goods as advertisements, visitors are served food, snacks, and drinks, both alcoholic and non-alcoholic, and Clean Air Cab makes sure that plenty of vehicles are on hand to ferry away partiers who took advantage of the full bar or donated their rides to a monster truck rally.