About RHPS35
Ladies and gentlemen, freaks and geeks, weirdos of all ages- Sins O' the Flesh is proud to be hosting the official 35th Anniversary Convention of The Rocky Horror Picture Show, culminating in an All-Star Shadowcast at the 35th Anniversary Screening of RHPS. Celebrating almost exactly 35 years (the movie was released on September 26th - it will be officially 35 years when the movie is over!) of Absolute Pleasure! The Shadowcast will be comprised of Convention attendees who auditioned for the roles they perform. This is the best of the best, some of the most creative and entertaining shadowcasters you've ever seen! Plus, if you love RHPS for the Audience Participation, you'll enjoy hearing your favorite comments echoed by a huge, diverse audience in a historic Browdway Theater!
Special Guest: Barry Bostwick
Sins O' The Flesh is thrilled to announce our Marquee Celebrity Guest: BARRY BOSTWICK!
In addition to starring as Brad Majors in The Rocky Horror Picture Show, Barry has a long and accomplished career in stage, television and film. Three-time Tony Award nominee, he won the Tony for Best Actor in "The Robber Bridegroom" in 1976. He also starred as Danny Zuko in the original Broadway production of GREASE in 1972.
Danny Zuko, Original Broadway Production of Grease, 1972.
Mayor Winston, Spin City, 2000.
Barry is especially well-remembered as Mayor Randall M. Winston Jr. on the TV Show SPIN CITY, starring in 145 episodes from 1996-2002. As Barry himself told us, "I've been playing Brad my whole life!" An actor of great range and versatility, he still gets called upon to play characters with a touch of Brad.
Recent performances include roles in the Hannah Montana movie and the TV shows Cougartown, Ugly Betty, Nip/Tuck, and Law and Order: SVU. He also appeared in such classic TV shows as Hawaii: Five-O, Charlie's Angels, hosted an episode of Saturday Night Live, and won a Golden Globe Award for his role in the mini-series "War and Remembrance."
Barry Today
Ace Hunter, MEGAFORCE, 1982.
A long-term survivor of prostate cancer, Barry is a busy activist and philanthropist, raising money and awareness for cancer and other charities. In 2004, he won the Gilda Radner Courage Award from the Roswell Park Cancer Institute. He has two teenage children, and enjoys a passion for making ceramic art. A self-described "fan of the fans," Barry has a deserved reputation for being one of the most friendly, accessible, charming and engaging celebrities.
SinsCon marks Barry's first RHPS convention appearance since 1995. We couldn't be more excited to present him to a whole new generation of Rocky Horror fans!
Questions? Send an email to info@sinscon.com
