'Rocky Horror Picture Show' Musical Director Made Fake Threats, Police Say
Police said Kenneth Grenier sent anonymous threats to himself from a cellphone app, prompting the theater company to cancel the show and cite him for false reports.
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Police Say ‘Rocky Horror’ Director Sabotaged Own Production With Anonymous Threats
One musical director gave himself over to absolute … deception?The story of a local Vermont production of The Rocky Horror Show that was cancelled after members of the cast and crew received threatening text messages has reached an unexpected second act: According to the Essex Police Department, the play’s own musical director admitted to sending the texts to sabotage the production after an investigation connected them to his IP address.The inv…
Rocky Horror Show musical director sent threats to self to end production and avoid cast drama
You'd think someone involved in The Rocky Horror Show couldn't get enough drama. But the musical director of a production in Vermont got so fed up with cast theatrics that he sent a series of threats to himself in a successful effort to shut the show down. — Read the rest The post Rocky Horror Show musical director sent threats to self to end production and avoid cast drama appeared first on Boing Boing.
VT Headlines: Fake threats created by musical director sabotage ‘Rocky Horror Picture Show’ production, police say
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It’s Astounding: 'Rocky Horror' Threats Came From Troupe's Musical Director, Cops Say
Anonymous threatening texts that led to the cancellation of the Essex Community Players’ spring production of The Rocky Horror Show were sent by the production’s own musical director, police said. The nonprofit theater company had reported that members of its team got threatening texts from anonymous numbers. Kenneth Grenier, 26, of Hyde Park, who received some of the threats, turned out to be the person responsible, police said. Police discover…
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