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The Rocky Horror Show brings ‘the best Halloween party’ to town

November 1, 2025

ESU Theatre performs The Rocky Horror Show photo call on Oct. 22 in Bruder Theater located in King Hall. The production premiered on Oct. 23 and will finish out showings on Nov. 1.

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