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‘The Rocky Horror Picture Show’ Sets 2027 Run At Sphere As ‘Wizard Of Oz’ Passes $400M In Sales

The Sphere in Las Vegas has announced *The Rocky Horror Picture Show* as its next major film experience, set for 2027, following the venue’s record-breaking *The Wizard of Oz* adaptation, which has surpassed $400 million in sales. The new version will incorporate the Sphere’s immersive technologies, though details on audience interaction remain speculative. The booking was confirmed simultaneously with the *Oz* sales update, signaling a shift toward cult classics after the musical’s success. Sources agree on the timing and title but differ on specifics of the experience’s enhancements.

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This is the first confirmed report of *The Rocky Horror Picture Show* being scheduled for 2027 at the Sphere, distinct from prior *Oz* programming.

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  1. "Rocky Horror Picture Show" Confirmed for 2027 Sphere Run as "Oz" Hits $400M Milestone

    The Sphere in Las Vegas has announced *The Rocky Horror Picture Show* as its next major film experience, set for 2027, following the venue’s record-breaking *The Wizard of Oz* adaptation, which has surpassed $400 million in sales. The new version will incorporate the Sphere’s immersive technologies, though details on audience interaction remain speculative. The booking was confirmed simultaneously with the *Oz* sales update, signaling a shift toward cult classics after the musical’s success. Sources agree on the timing and title but differ on specifics of the experience’s enhancements.

    What's confirmed:

    • *The Rocky Horror Picture Show* will debut at the Sphere in Las Vegas in 2027 as an immersive, technology-enhanced adaptation.
    • *The Wizard of Oz* reimagining at the Sphere has exceeded $400 million in ticket sales, marking its financial success.
    • The Sphere’s booking announcement for *Rocky Horror* was made on June 17, 2026, concurrent with the *Oz* sales milestone.
    • The film’s original 1975 version will serve as the foundation for the Sphere’s reworked experience.

    Still unconfirmed:

    • Audience members may still be able to throw toast during screenings, though this has not been officially confirmed by the Sphere.
    • The adaptation will include advanced technologies not yet detailed, such as interactive elements or expanded visual effects.
    • Tim Curry’s portrayal of Dr. Frank-N-Furter will be prominently featured in promotional materials, though no new footage or commentary has been announced.
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