Riff Raff’s Wig Wednesday!

Posted September 10, 2019 by Kristian Lavercombe & filed under Uncategorized.

Anyone who follows along with my posts on social media will know that I love a transformation. On the current 2018 UK tour of Richard O’Brien’s ROCKY HORROR SHOW, I decided it would be fun for the Rocky Horror fans to see my character Riff Raff dressed up as all the other characters in the show. So, under the guise of WIG WEDNESDAY, I arranged for the follically challenged RIFF RAFF to live out his hair aspirations.

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Riff Raff’s Wig Wednesday!

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