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Frequently Asked Questions

Where are the shows?

 We currently perform monthly shows at Rowhouse Lawrenceville. 

 

We also occasionally perform at other venues, including The Oaks, Space Bar, Bottlerocket and Rango's. We have also been known to travel for shows. Keep an eye on our social media to see where we'll be performing next!

Looking to book the JCCP for your theater? Reach out to JCCPPGH@gmail.com for booking inquiries.

When are the shows?

We perform ALL YEAR ROUND.

 

We perform every month at the various locations listed above, however in October we perform almost every week.  Be sure to follow us on social media to know when and where we are performing.

What are the rules?

1. This show is about FUN. If you're not having FUN, you're doing something wrong.

2. This show is about FUN. If you're not having FUN, you're doing something wrong!

3. NO RICE, no prunes, no hot dogs, no confetti, no hamburgers (yes it has happened) and no other gross shit because we have to clean the theater after. No breaking glass bottles and hurting tender little footsies. No supersoakers, we are wet enough already.  No open flames, however open flamers are encouraged.

4. We are actors; we are cheap (and easy). We perform in front of a screen, which is expensive. Don't throw your props at the cheap actors or the expensive screen. Front row - throw back. Back row - throw forward. Middle row - throw up. 

5. Do NOT touch the actors. The actors will not touch you unless they ask first.

6. This is the most important rule: There is no rule #6.

7. We offer a safe space. Do not be a dick and don't yell call backs that make people feel unsafe. 

8. This show is about FUN. If you're not having FUN, you're doing something wrong!

 

All rules subject to change pending the MC's memory and the idiocy of fellow cast and/or audience members.  Some restrictions may apply; see our pre-shows for details.

What are these prop bags I keep hearing about?

Prop Bags contain everything you need to enhance your enjoyment of and audience participation in the Rocky Horror Picture Show:
 

  • Newspaper

  • Glow Stick

  • Rubber glove

  • Slice of toast

  • Party hat

  • Playing cards

  • Sheet of toilet paper

(Prop bag contents may vary by venue.)
 

Prop bags are usually included in the ticket price, however some venues allow us to sell prop bags separately instead. At these venues, prop bags cost $3, and 100% of the profits go straight to the JCCP.
 

What other merch do you have?

We sell a variety of merchandise before our shows.  We do not currently sell anything online.

 

All items are for sale while supplies last and may not be available in all theaters. 

 

We accept cash, paypal, venmo, and most major credit cards. 

 

Here is a list of what we have:

  • T-shirts - $15

  • Specialty T-shirts $20

  • Enamel pins - $5

  • Prop Bags: $3

  • Buttons - $1

Where can I learn the callbacks?

In addition to throwing props, it's a long-standing tradition for RHPS audiences to shout things back at the screen for the amusement of fellow audience members (because the screen actors sure as hell can't hear you!).

    Callbacks or interactions, as a part of audience participation, are constantly-evolving, living things. We strongly encourage you to come to our shows (or any other shadow cast's) and pick up new lines for yourself, in their natural habitat. Don't worry, we won't hate you for not yelling--as long as you're laughing at other people's yelling.

 

    But if you must have study aids, the Internet is here to help!

    The JCCP does not claim ownership of the scripts listed above

Where are the other casts located?

We have friends all over! Here are a few:

We also have a few other suggestions! Check out:​

Pittsburgh's Premier Rocky Horror Shadowcast

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