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Dance, sing and scream at 'The Rocky Horror Picture Show"

Erik Svenson
Erik Svenson
Erik Svenson
Reporter · Fargo, ND

Erik Svenson is a passionate arts journalist with over five years of experience in cultural reporting. He graduated from Minnesota State University and has worked for various arts publications in the region, highlighting local artists and events.

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Reporter · Thursday, October 29, 2026 at 12:28 PM · 1 min read
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Dance, sing and scream at 'The Rocky Horror Picture Show" — Garrison Arts news

The Fargo Theatre has settled into a nice holiday tradition. This Friday the Fargo Theatre is rolling out its Halloween ritual with The Rocky Horror Picture Show. The Rocky Horror Picture Show Friday From left: Tim Curry (Dr. Frank N. Furter), Barry Bostwick (Brad Majors) and Susan Sarandon (Janet Weiss) starred in the cult classic film "The Rocky Horror Picture Show." Contributed / 20th Century Fox via Tribune News Service The 1975 campy, classic musical is packed with transgressive humor and plenty of tunes. Part of the movie's cult following is the audience participation. The Fargo Theatre will sell prop bags at the door. Fans can make their own, but will not be allowed to bring in rice, lighters, hot dogs, confetti and alcohol. The movie starts at 11 p.m., but a costume contest will be held at 10:45. Tickets are $9. Prop bags are $5. fargotheatre.org Laser Fright Light Friday Kids of all ages can enjoy Laser Fright Light Friday night at th

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