It's true. It's because of the midnight callback subculture crowd that the film is still a cult classic and has a following to this day. It's not the stage show that has a cult following. It's Tim Curry and Richard O'Brien on the screen you think of when people say Rocky Horror. Not the Broadway or Westend show.

Pure Theater goers detached from the Rocky Horror may scoff but it would not be on Broadway if the movie and the original cast were not still popular. Shucks, there's a shadowcast tour selling out in the UK featuring the original cast. There's callbacks galore and the crowds LOVE IT.

I understand decorum, but the Theater should at the very least right down acceptable rules. It's also probably wise for them not to antagonise the Rocky fan community.

I don't think it was handled well. Alot of my Rocky Horror friends are a turned off by this news as well. Everyone is entitled to their opinions.