[Depresion]

Well it's comming to Stoke in September so it may be in Derby around the same time.

[Lez]

woohoo, i so wanna see it!!!!!!!!

[Depresion]

I've been raised on it (well the film) since I was 4, so be warned. (actualy that may clear up some things you were woundering about me)

Factlets:

Richard O'brian may have written it but he no longer holds to touring rights in the USA because german pop sensation and car driving actor the Houffmister baught the rights so he could play Frank.

Richard still ocasionaly dose guest apearances but only as Frank.

In a statment Richard made at the 25th ani convention in Vegas (I was there  ) there was the implication that Jannet (Slut) was left pregnant at the end and that he was working on a sequil.

There was already a sequil of sorts called "Shock Treatment" but that was so totaly crap (worse than Evangelion's ending) that we must never talk about it.

Unfortunaly there are no confirmed dates for a stop in derby.

The closest ones are:

Date: Tuesday 2nd to Saturday 13th May, 2006
Venue: Birmingham Alexandra Theatre
Box Office: 0870 607 7533

Date: Monday 12th to Saturday 17th June, 2006
Venue: Manchester Opera House
Box Office: 0870 401 9000

Date: Monday 25th to Saturday 30th September, 2006
Venue: Regent Theatre, Stoke on Trent

I'm planning on going to the Stoke one on the Saterday, it looks like Frank will be played by the man who did Satan in the Jerry Springer Opera, he was good and the part's arn't that different.

[Lez]

i heard loads about it for ages and taped it off tv a few years ago and loved it.....i would love to see it live, ive never had the chance

[Depresion]

Unfortunatly H&S steped in and banned half the fun saying it was dangerous.

During the weading it was traditional to throw rice. You can't do that now.
During the car trip when it was raining it was traditional to spray watter in the air, you can't do that now.
During the song there's a light it was traditional to hold up a candle or lighter, you can use a torch still.
When Frank said "and paradise is to be mine" it was traditional to throw Bounty bars (for those who remember there advertising "A taste of paradise", you can't do that now.

[Depresion]

If you want to come to one of the performances in Stoke I can offer you my floor for the night (sorry we don't have much of a spare room but we do have two, three seater sofas) and as we are "frends" of the local theater if it's the friday night we can get a discount on tickets.