Tim Curry legacy spotlight: Broadway’s “Rocky Horror” remains at Studio 54 through February 2027, New York Post says

Broadway audiences looking to connect a legendary screen and stage career with a live performance have an extended option in New York, where “The Rocky Horror Show” is scheduled to remain at Studio 54 through February 2027, according to the New York Post.

The production is presented as a continued way to honor Tim Curry, whose association with the show’s breakout role has become part of its public identity across generations. The Post frames the run as a tribute opportunity tied to Curry’s status as a defining performer for “Rocky Horror” fans.

Studio 54 is the venue named in the report, placing the show in the Midtown theater district and keeping it in a calendar window that extends beyond the typical short-cycle promotional season. The New York Post said ticket sales and audience interest can support planning for late 2026 and early 2027 attendance.

For theatergoers, the practical effect is straightforward, the report describes a long enough run to allow viewers to plan trips around work schedules and family calendars. With a fixed venue and an end date in place, the show’s schedule can be used for broader cultural programming and group outings.

The Post’s coverage also highlights “The Rocky Horror Show” as a live format experience, not a film or streaming title. That distinction matters for families and communities that treat Broadway performances as a controlled, venue-based setting with in-person viewing rules, ticketing policies, and standard theater operations.

Because the report focuses on audience turnout rather than production changes, readers should check official Broadway ticketing and theater channels for the latest performance schedule, including any date-specific adjustments, cast updates, or running-time details that can occur closer to show dates.

As the February 2027 endpoint approaches, the key next step for potential attendees is confirming availability through the production’s ticketing and venue guidance, since reported schedules can be affected by operational updates. The Post’s central information remains that, as of its Aug. 26, 2026 publication, the show is projected to continue at Studio 54 through February 2027.

For Curry fans specifically, the report positions Broadway as a place where the show’s signature performance tradition can be seen as a living theatrical event, rather than only revisited through recordings. In New York’s theater marketplace, that extended run effectively keeps one of the best-known “Rocky Horror” pathways within reach for a longer period.