The Sexy, Spooky, Star-Filled Broadway Musical I'm Currently Obsessed with

Like the film, the stage show follows newlyweds Brad (Andrew Durand) and Janet (played brilliantly by Hsu) as they encounter a spooky house (and a spooky cast of characters inside) after their car breaks down on a rainy night. What ensues is an erotic journey that tests their relationship and their morals, all narrated by "the Narrator" (played by a hilariously stone-faced Dratch).

The show is sexy and titillating, filled with fabulous performances, particularly by Evans as the towering and tantalizing Dr. Frank-N-Furter. Evans's Frank is raw, powerful and nuanced as he tries to create the perfect man/mate. His portrayal is "sloppier" than that of some of his famous predecessors—a take that works perfectly in this less-glam production.

Other standouts besides Evans, Dratch and Hsu include Josh Rivera (American Sports Story: Aaron Hernandez) as Rocky, Gray as Riff Raff and Harvey Guillén (What We Do in the Shadows) in a dual set of roles. Each creates a unique take on roles that have been played many times over, keeping the show fun and fresh. The vocals on stage aren't all perfect (particularly from some of the Broadway newcomers), but instead of distracting or detracting, this only contributes to the overall aesthetic of the production.

The vibes in the theater are joyful throughout the nearly 2-hour runtime. The show is entertaining from start to finish, as we race from catchy tune to catchy tune—a must-see in an already impressive Broadway season.

Richard O'Brien's The Rocky Horror Show is now playing at Studio 54.

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