The Rocky Horror Show will be on Baton Rouge Little Theatre’s second stage through Oct. 30. The Actor’s Studio of Baton Rouge puts on this B-movie-esque story of Transylvanian transvestite Dr. Frank N. Furter and his hilarious seduction of innocent small-town couple Brad and Janet. Tickets are $15 for general admission—but act quickly, seats are going fast. … If you prefer your entertainment to be more sophisticated and less casual, visit Nottoway Plantation at 4:30 p.m. Sunday as it plays host to an evening of dining and dancing featuring music by the Ned Fasullo and the Big Band Orchestra as well as the Baton Rouge Symphony Orchestra. Tour the historic home and sip sweet cocktails, then settle in for fireworks, ballroom dancing and a delicious meal catered by Nottoway’s head chef, Chris Wadsworth. Wear your best casual dinner attire or favorite period costume and join in the fun. Tickets are $125. … Kids and families are welcome at the West Baton Rouge Museum at 5:30 p.m. Saturday for Howling Halloween, a free evening of happy, Halloween-y fun in the museum’s courtyard. Find the scoop on more events to fill your weekend with the best Baton Rouge has to offer in 225 Select here.
From lowbrow to highbrow, weekend entertainment abounds
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