I'll probably won't out-gay 12clicks' Halloween pics, but...
Last Saturday, I played the role of Rocky in a production of Rocky Horror Picture Show. We played to a sold out theater (we actually had to turn people away). My own ego suggests it's because I was turning in my second stunning performance as Rocky. I played Rocky as if he were being played by Sebastion Bach, formerly of Skid Row
For those who don't know what the fuck they are looking at in these pictures...
Rocky Horror Picture Show is a 30 yer old movie about a newly engaged couple (Brad and Janet) who get a flat tire and end up at an old castle. What they find there turns them into deviants...they find a scientist, named Frank N Furter who's working on his latest experiment: creating a man with blond hair and a tan: Rocky. Meatloaf makes an appearance, there's whacky shenanigans and even a couple ahem, love scenes (though most of the action takes place off-screen) ;-) The movie was notable as pretty much a starting point in the acting careers of Susan Sarandon, Barry Bostwick and Tim Curry.
It's a comedy/sci-fi/musical with dancing, cross dressing deviant behavior and the biggest thing: audience participation. The audience talks back to the screen, has various props like party hats, newspapers, toilet paper, cards, etc. and tosses them when they are cued in the movie.
What we do with Divine Decadence is re-enact the movie on a stage in front of a screen where the movie is being projected. We obviously put our own minimalist and goofy slant on it and make it our own creation.
Anyone who has a chance to catch a local shadowcast production or even a movie theater showing of Rocky Horror Picture Show should do it. It's a bunch of fun and just all around crazy shit...
Rocky is motherfucking born and with it being Halloween, I gave a slight nod to Friday The 13th, my favorite movie series.
During my unwrapping, the cameraman decided to get a low level shot of my ass. What a perv.
Getting a refreshing rubdown from Columbia after my unwrapping.
Woot, gonna get lucky with Frankie, played by the lovely and charming Kayleigh, making her stage debut as Frank N Furter.
Giving a little sign to the crowd that Kayleigh was going to enjoy some lovin'
Getting ready for the big love scene with Janet, played by the lovely, multi-talented and nearly half my age Melissa.
Rocky and Janet, post big love scene.
Here's where I really outdo 12clicks (even beyond the golden undies and golden boots...FLOORSHOW). I realized I could never be a good tranny or crossdresser because just this short number in 2 inch heels killed my fucking feet. Me being me, while everyone else was wearing black undies, I went with fucking fire on mine...and notice, the guy playing Brad opted out of the heels ;-)
Sadly, there were no good shots of me in my death scene....
Last Saturday, I played the role of Rocky in a production of Rocky Horror Picture Show. We played to a sold out theater (we actually had to turn people away). My own ego suggests it's because I was turning in my second stunning performance as Rocky. I played Rocky as if he were being played by Sebastion Bach, formerly of Skid Row
For those who don't know what the fuck they are looking at in these pictures...
Rocky Horror Picture Show is a 30 yer old movie about a newly engaged couple (Brad and Janet) who get a flat tire and end up at an old castle. What they find there turns them into deviants...they find a scientist, named Frank N Furter who's working on his latest experiment: creating a man with blond hair and a tan: Rocky. Meatloaf makes an appearance, there's whacky shenanigans and even a couple ahem, love scenes (though most of the action takes place off-screen) ;-) The movie was notable as pretty much a starting point in the acting careers of Susan Sarandon, Barry Bostwick and Tim Curry.
It's a comedy/sci-fi/musical with dancing, cross dressing deviant behavior and the biggest thing: audience participation. The audience talks back to the screen, has various props like party hats, newspapers, toilet paper, cards, etc. and tosses them when they are cued in the movie.
What we do with Divine Decadence is re-enact the movie on a stage in front of a screen where the movie is being projected. We obviously put our own minimalist and goofy slant on it and make it our own creation.
Anyone who has a chance to catch a local shadowcast production or even a movie theater showing of Rocky Horror Picture Show should do it. It's a bunch of fun and just all around crazy shit...
Rocky is motherfucking born and with it being Halloween, I gave a slight nod to Friday The 13th, my favorite movie series.
During my unwrapping, the cameraman decided to get a low level shot of my ass. What a perv.
Getting a refreshing rubdown from Columbia after my unwrapping.
Woot, gonna get lucky with Frankie, played by the lovely and charming Kayleigh, making her stage debut as Frank N Furter.
Giving a little sign to the crowd that Kayleigh was going to enjoy some lovin'
Getting ready for the big love scene with Janet, played by the lovely, multi-talented and nearly half my age Melissa.
Rocky and Janet, post big love scene.
Here's where I really outdo 12clicks (even beyond the golden undies and golden boots...FLOORSHOW). I realized I could never be a good tranny or crossdresser because just this short number in 2 inch heels killed my fucking feet. Me being me, while everyone else was wearing black undies, I went with fucking fire on mine...and notice, the guy playing Brad opted out of the heels ;-)
Sadly, there were no good shots of me in my death scene....
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