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Do you remember when you lost your virginity? Not that one, silly; we're talking about your Rocky Horror Picture Show virginity. For decades, one of the most beloved traditions of teenagedom has revolved around going to a midnight Rocky showing, preferably with a live cast and fun props. Not your...

By Jennifer Medina

November 22, 2012

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Do you remember when you lost your virginity? Not that one, silly; we're talking about your Rocky Horror Picture Show virginity. For decades, one of the most beloved traditions of teenagedom has revolved around going to a midnight Rocky showing, preferably with a live cast and fun props. Not your mom and dad’s form of entertainment, these productions have become a rite of passage, so if you’ve never seen it (or if you’re itching for a revisit after spending Thanksgiving with the family), then sneak out of the house, don your Rocky Horror best and spend the night with shadowcast Amber Does Dallas and fellow Frank-N-Furter fans at the Lakewood Theater, 1825 Abrams Parkway. Doors are at 11 p.m. and the show starts at midnight. Tickets are $10, and prop packs are $4. Call 214-821-SHOW or visit amberdoesdallas.com.
Fri., Nov. 23, 2012

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