The Rocky Horror Show Brad Majors (later Glenn Butcher), Linda Nagle as Magenta/ Usherette, Peter Rowsthorn as Riff Raff, Alyssa-Jane Cook as Columbia, Wilbur Wilde as Eddie/Dr. Scott (later Frankie J Holden), Christopher Kirby as Rocky Horror, and Red Symons as The Narrator. Nigel Triffitt's interpretation of the musical was revived in 1996 for a new national tour. The tour commenced in February at the Lyric Theatre in Brisbane, with Marcus Graham, Glenn Butcher, Peter Rowsthorn, Wilbur Wilde, and Red Symons reprising their roles from the 1992 tour. The new cast members featured Kym Wilson as Janet Weiss, Lucy Briant as Magenta, Jo Beth
Kenny Everett his comedy characters. It peaked at number 32 in the UK charts on 12 November. In 1983 Kenny Everett released the single "Snot Rap", ostensibly sung by two of his tv characters, Sid Snot and Cupid Stunt. This would peak at number 9 in the UK charts for the week ending 16 April. A sequel single, "Snot Rap - Part II", again performed in character, was released in 1985. In 1981, Everett co-wrote a semi-fictitious autobiography entitled "The Custard Stops at Hatfield". It was published by Willow Books, William Collins, Sons, in September 1982. Everett is the subject of a