Broadway's Rocky Horror Revival Salutes Tim Curry, the Original Frank-N-Furter

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Broadway’s Rocky Horror Show at Studio 54 paid an emotional tribute to Tim Curry, who originated Frank-N-Furter and died at 80. Cast members Luke Evans, Paul Soileau, and Jake Shears—joined by Rachel Dratch—led tributes from the stage, praising Curry as the creator who connected generations to the cult classic, as the audience erupted in applause and chanted his name. The ensemble performed “I’m Going Home” in his honor, with a lobby memorial image honoring Curry’s impact, while the revival continues at Studio 54 with his legacy resonating with fans and the company alike.
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