Cast members of the Broadway production of The Rocky Horror Show performed the "Time Warp" number on Good Morning America this week [1, 2].
The appearance serves as a high-profile promotional push for the Tony-nominated production as it continues its run in New York [2]. By bringing the show's most famous sequence to a national morning audience, the production aims to increase ticket sales and visibility.
The performance featured a group of the show's lead actors, including Rachel Dratch, Andrew Durand, Amber Gray, Stephanie Hsu, and Michaela Jaé Rodriguez [1, 2]. The ensemble executed the choreographed dance routine within the Good Morning America studio, recreating the chaotic energy of the stage show for television viewers [1, 2].
This appearance follows a scheduled announcement made on May 22, 2026, stating that the cast would appear on the program during the following week [2]. The production is currently leveraging its Tony nominations to attract new audiences to the Broadway theater district [2].
The "Time Warp" is widely considered the centerpiece of the musical, known for its specific dance steps and subversive themes. The cast used the GMA platform to showcase the production's blend of camp and theatricality, a hallmark of the franchise since its inception.
While the performance was brief, the scale of the production's presence on a major network reflects the ongoing cultural relevance of the property. The cast members focused on the high-energy nature of the number to mirror the live experience of the Broadway show [1, 2].
“The cast performed the 'Time Warp' number on Good Morning America this week.”
The decision to perform a signature number on a mainstream morning show indicates a strategic effort to bridge the gap between niche cult followings and a general audience. By utilizing a Tony-nominated status, the production is positioning itself not just as a revival of a cult classic, but as a premiere Broadway event for the 2026 season.
