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Broadway's 'Rocky Horror Show' Pays Emotional Tribute to Tim Curry: 'He Has so Many Children in This World'

The three actors who played Dr. Frank-N-Furter performed "I’m Going Home" as the production remembered Curry’s legacy.

  • On Wednesday, the cast of Broadway's Rocky Horror Show honored original star Tim Curry, who died at 80. Current lead Paul Soileau, former star Luke Evans, and incoming actor Jake Shears performed 'I'm Going Home' together onstage.
  • Curry, who died Tuesday in Los Angeles, originated the role of Dr. Frank-N-Furter in the 1973 London production, later reprising the character in the 1975 Broadway staging and The Rocky Horror Picture Show film.
  • Soileau praised Curry's lasting impact, telling the audience that Frank-N-Furter survives by finding vessels to inhabit and that Curry was the 'mothership' who created this 'marvelous beast' 53 years ago.
  • Tributes poured in from former colleagues: Rocky Horror co-star Susan Sarandon called Curry 'funny, sexy, original,' while creator Richard O'Brien remembered him as a 'good egg and class act' who never prioritized himself over his roles.
  • The Broadway revival continues at Studio 54, with Shears set to assume the lead role on September 11. The production grossed $949,446 last week, maintaining its momentum as Curry's legacy endures.
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