Musical theatre rights to the rocky horror show?

Answer 1

wait... do you mean 20th Century Fox? Because that's the company that made the movie. If you mean the play The Rocky Horror Show, I would assume Richard O'Brien still has the rights to that, considering he wrote the play. Well him and Jim Sharman. But between the two of them, Richard O'Brien was the genius.

Answer 2

Actually, the film is owned by 20th Century Fox. You would contact their "Acquisitions" or "Distribution" Department.

For rights for the play "The Rocky Horror Show", it is published, most likely, by Samuel French, Inc. To do a production of any play, you would have to have permission of the owner of the copyrights. Which, as stated, the film is owned by 20th Century Fox and the play is owned by Samuel French, Inc.

Those companies, mentioned above, take care of and pay residual's, etc. to the correct parties.

Answer 3

Samuel French holds the public performance rights to The Rocky Horror Show.

http://www.samuelfrench.com

Answer 4

Richard O'Brien.