pull off an excellent show. The performances themselves were all appropriately camp, treating the material with a mixture of straight faced seriousness and disbelief at the very concept of the musical that brought in many laughs and comments from the audience. Take the Narrator (Lauren Goodman), for example, whose Southern drawl and old-fashioned getup caused one audience member to compare the character to Colonel Sanders. Shortly thereafter, someone shouted, "Finger-lickin' good!" and the Narrator actually stopped and licked her fingers before continuing her monologue. Every performer interacted with the audience in some way, which greatly contributed to the lighthearted atmosphere of the show. Planet Schmanet: Meredith Free as Janet Similarly, the costume design was garish enough to give the production a low budget feel, which keeps in line with the B-movie vibe that resonates throughout the performance. And even though I wasn't amazed by the costumes, they were good enough for a friend of mine to be convinced that the actor playing Dr. Frank N. Furter was actually a woman. What was not amazing about the production, and my biggest complaint, was the sound design. During some of the musical numbers, I had trouble understanding what was actually being said, as the sound became muffled several times. Perhaps it was because the musical was set in a chapel, or maybe it had something to do with the speakers. Either way, I actually had to look up the lyrics to several songs to understand what everyone was singing about, and I