The Rocky Horror Show staged Gil Carretero's vision of "The Rocky Horror Show" at Teatro Pigalle in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The show was directed by Gil Carretero, who also mounted and directed the Madrid production, and libretto was adapted by Jorge Schussheim. The characters Frank-N-Furter, Brad and Janet were renamed to Frank Burguesa, Ceiro and Sibila. The Usherette renamed to Acomodadora. The cast featured Osvaldo Alé as "Frank Burguesa", Valeria Lynch as "Sibila Cooley", Ricardo Pald as "Theiro Smith", Sergio Villar as Riff-Raff, Linda Peretz as Magenta / Acomodadora, Anna Maria Cores as Columbia, Carlos Wibratt as Eddie and Dr. Scott, Eddie Sierra (aka
Magenta (Welsh band) something I have always tried to do with all my work." "Revolutions" was named "Best New Album" in 2001 by Musical Discoveries, an online resource for female vocalists in the music industry. Magenta's second album, "Seven" was released in March 2004 and sold out of its first pressing within four weeks. The band's first single, "Broken" was released in June 2004 – from the EP "Broken". While shorter than any of the epic tracks on "Seven", "Broken" retains the classic prog rock sound of Magenta, with a slightly more modern edge. In November 2004, Magenta released the double live album