The Basics
to seeing a Sensual Daydreams show.
What's this? What's Rocky Horror Picture
Show? It's the longest running interactive movie that we're aware
of. What does this mean to you people coming to see a show in
Milwaukee? It means that while you're watching this Oscar-worthy
epic of a movie, there are going to be people (i.e. the cast of Sensual
Daydreams) running around acting it out. There will be rice
during the wedding scene and rain during the raining scene, and people
will be yelling at the screen, just the way movies ought to be.
DISCLAIMERS:
- First off, keep in mind that
this show is rated R (as
opposed to Arrrrrr Matey). We do issue
disclaimers before
anything that underagers questionably should not be participating in,
but if you're a parent, you might wanna watch the movie before letting
the 12-year-old go.
- We're not going to make you
participate in anything you really don't
want to do. The reason for that is that you will not
be
nearly as funny to the rest of us if you're scared or ticked off.
If you're strongly opposed to doing something, tell us and we'll leave
you alone. (What your friends call you afterwards, however, we
have no control over. Mwah hah hah...)
- Virgins, if you win the virgin
games, we're gonna take your picture,
and we're gonna put it right on the front page like that poor sap you
saw on the way in here. So if you're going to feel violated
somehow by having your pic up on the site, there's an easy way to avoid
it happening: Lose the virgin games.
- We have no control over what the
audience yells out or wears during the
shows. Something's gonna offend just about all of you at
one
point or another. If you don't like what someone
yells or wears or does...um...give them disapproving glances.
Yeah. That'll
work.
- We strongly encourage people to dress up for the full participation
effect. For many of you, that means showing up scantily clad or
in lingerie. A word of advice, please
wear a coat over your
undergarments while standing in line (outside) waiting to get
into the
theatre. Please
keep within LEGAL decency laws...anyone in less will be turned away. Plus, your chances
of ever becoming president will become greatly marred by the experience.
- DO NOT be assholes to the theatre staff.
We like them. They let us mess up their beautiful theatre once a
month and they stay up until 4 a.m. on a Saturday sitting in a lobby
instead of having a fun time with their friends or sleeping. And
they can kick you out or decide not to sell you a ticket into the show
if you're being a jerk, or worse, they could decide not to show Rocky
anymore. If this happens, we
and all of our regulars will hunt you down and we will be pissed.
So be nice to the theatre staff. Heck, you might wanna bring them
a present every once in a while. :)
- We are not responsible for changes
to sexual orientation caused by
the viewing of this picture.
Cool? Cool. NEXT!
PROPS to all my homies: You can bring your own
props or you can buy a Survival Kit from Trixie for two bucks before
the show. You are allowed to bring the following:
rice
newspaper
squirt guns (NOT Super Soakers)
flashlights (NO lighters, torches, matches, flint, firewood and
kindling, or other fire-making devices)
party hats
noisemakers
balloons
toilet paper (whole rolls are fine by us!)
toast
bells
playing cards
Our bouncer checks how much stuff
people bring into the theatre, so
leave the 40 lb bulk bag of rice at home, please. Excessive
amounts of props brought to the theatre will be taken away before you
even get the chance to throw it.
DO NOT throw anything at
the cast. We will kick
your ass. If we don't, our bouncer will. Toast to the
eye hurts really really badly. Throw up, throw back, throw
sideways, but throw it at us and we'll hunt you down and make you leave.
DRESS CODE: We always like it when people dress
up for the show. That's why we
give free tickets to the first
five people we see dressed in Rocky Horror costumes. How
do you get these free
tickets? Show your costume to Janet.
While
we're on the subject of free tickets, let's also re-mention here that
free tickets are given out only to people in Rocky Horror
costume, only the first five we see, and only as determined by cast.
We're not going to deny you a ticket if your Magenta dress doesn't have
movie-accurate pleats on the sleeves, but we do need to see clearly
what
character you're going for, and we have the final say (and you don't)
because we have the tickets (and you don't).
Some people like to wear lingerie to the shows,
some people wear stuff that is just plain weird (like khakis and a
sweater). Do you have
to? Nope. But if you do come dressed up, make sure it's not
something you'd
get arrested for.