More dates have been added to the ongoing UK & Ireland tour of The Rocky Horror Show, with the cult musical now running into summer 2026.
New stops on The Rocky Horror Show tour include the Bristol Hippodrome from 13 to 18 July; York Grand Opera House from 20 to 25 July; and Manchester Palace Theatre from 27 July to 1 August 2026.
Tickets are now on sale for all tour dates, which is currently playing at the Dublin Bord Gais Energy Theatre until tomorrow, 16 August 2025, with Jason Donovan in his final performances as Frank N Furter.
Next up, the show visits Derry and Cork, starring Adam Strong as Frank N Furter.
Then from 1 September, Frank is played by Stephen Webb as the show travels to Croydon, Dunfermline, Inverness, Coventry, Edinburgh, Sunderland, Ipswich, Bromley, Leicester, Wolverhampton, Cambridge, Liverpool, Eastbourne, Aylesbury, Cardiff, Glasgow, and Birmingham, before the new dates in Bristol, York and Manchester.
The show will also star Haley Flaherty as Janet, James Bisp as Brad, Ryan Carter-Wilson as Riff Raff, Laura Bird as Magenta/Usherette, Daisy Steere as Columbia, Morgan Jackson as Rocky, and Edward Bullingham as Eddie/Dr. Scott. The Phantoms are Jesse Chidera, Nathan Zach Johnson, Tyla Dee Nurden, and Bethany Amber Perrins. Swings are Lucy Aiston (Assistant Dance Captain) and David Peter-Brown (Dance Captain).
Nathan Caton will continue to star as The Narrator in the show through September, with further Narrator casting to be announced.
The Rocky Horror Show is also off on a European jaunt this autumn, playing Palma de Mallorca (16—19 October 2025), Barcelona (23 October—2 November 2025), Milan (18—23 November 2025) and Rome (25—30 November 2025).
More about The Rocky Horror Show
First staged in 1973, Richard O’Brien’s gender-bending rock musical remains a crowd favourite with its blend of glam, horror and camp. Audiences can expect all the iconic songs – including “Sweet Transvestite”, “Dammit Janet” and “The Time Warp” – performed with the same anarchic energy that has defined the show for over half a century.
Directed by Christopher Luscombe, the creative team also includes designer Hugh Durrant, costume designer Sue Blane, choreographer Nathan M. Wright, lighting designer Nick Richings and sound designer Gareth Owen.
As ever, the story centres on squeaky-clean couple Brad and Janet, whose car breaks down one fateful night near the castle of the flamboyant Dr Frank-N-Furter. What follows is a surreal and subversive musical adventure, steeped in sci-fi references, sexual awakening and high-octane rock ’n’ roll.
Since its premiere, The Rocky Horror Show has been performed in over 30 countries and translated into 20 languages, becoming the longest-running contemporary musical in the world.
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