Rocky Horror Show Live Returns to Missoula Wilma
The cult classic production returns to the stage this October with new lead casting and directorial leadership.
Updated on Oct. 29, 2026 in Comedy

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Missoula residents will see the return of The Rocky Horror Show Live to the Wilma theatre starting October 30, 2026. This production marks the revival of the show after a one-year hiatus.
Why it matters
The revival follows long-time star Reid Reimers stepping back from his performance and directorial duties after decades of involvement. His transition to a producer role allows new leadership to take the helm for the production.
The production includes four scheduled showings with ticket prices ranging from $65 to $114. This is the first return of the show following a one-year hiatus.
The players
Jaime Curtain
Jaime Curtain is the new actor cast in the role of Dr. Frank-n-Furter for the Wilma production.
Abigail Gilbert
Abigail Gilbert is the new director overseeing the 2026 staging of the show.
Reid Reimers
Reid Reimers is a long-time performer and director who turned 45 in October 2026 and now serves as a producer.
The details
Abigail Gilbert assumes the role of director for the production, while Jaime Curtain takes over the iconic role of Dr. Frank-n-Furter. The stage show remains at the Wilma, featuring two shows per night on Friday and Saturday.
Timeline
Performances are scheduled for October 30-31, 2026.
Showings occur at 8 p.m. and 12 a.m. each night.
Industry Dynamics
This production fits into the broader trend of regional theaters maintaining cult classic engagement through cyclical revivals. It highlights how local venues leverage established properties to transition between generations of artistic leadership.
Attendees can catch performances at the Wilma at either 8 p.m. or 12 a.m. on the scheduled dates. Tickets for the four-show run are currently available within the $65 to $114 price range.
The takeaway
The transition of long-time talent into production roles underscores how community theatre preserves institutional knowledge while introducing new creative directions. Audiences should prepare for the late-night showtimes to ensure they catch the full experience of this limited engagement.
Further reading
Explore more local performances and stage news in the Comedy section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The Missoulian.
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