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Not body horror, and if so, inadequately explained


* BodyHorror: As was mentioned, the main character, Amphion, ends up losing his arms and legs.
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* CrowningMusicofAwesome: Act 1 ends with the song "Wings of Pegasus" [[http://bros.bandcamp.com/track/wings-of-pegasus]]. Just listen to it.
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* TheGrandListOfOverusedScienceFictionCliches: This show utilizes every single Sci-Fi trope, and loves every minute of it.
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A special wide-screen showing of the cult classic film [[Main.PhantomOfTheParadise The Phantom of the Paradise]]. The six dimensions come from the B.R.O.S. stopping the film at every musical number in order to do a live, on-the-spot production of the number with a full band and singers, complete with light and smoke effects. It also opened with a recorded introduction from the Phantom himself, William Finley.

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A special wide-screen showing of the cult classic film [[Main.PhantomOfTheParadise The Phantom of the Paradise]].''Film/PhantomOfTheParadise''. The six dimensions come from the B.R.O.S. stopping the film at every musical number in order to do a live, on-the-spot production of the number with a full band and singers, complete with light and smoke effects. It also opened with a recorded introduction from the Phantom himself, William Finley.
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* TheGrandListofOverusedScienceFictionCliches: This show utilizes every single Sci-Fi trope, and loves every minute of it.

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* TheGrandListofOverusedScienceFictionCliches: TheGrandListOfOverusedScienceFictionCliches: This show utilizes every single Sci-Fi trope, and loves every minute of it.
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* TheGrandListofOverusedScienceFictionClichés: This show utilizes every single Sci-Fi trope, and loves every minute of it.

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[[caption-width-right:350:More amazing than the dictionary!]]

-->"LONG LIVE TRUE ROCK!"

An all-volunteer group stationed in Baltimore, Maryland the B.R.O.S. (as they are commonly referred to as) are dedicated to creating the most mind-blowing, face-melting, gut-busting theater ever. Specifically, [[Main/RockOpera rock opera]]. What started with a small group of Goucher college graduates has encompassed a bevy of multi-talented twenty-somethings, whose talents include dance, music, puppetry, fine arts, and craftsmanship. With a total of three original shows, the B.R.O.S. pledge to continue to bring rock to the masses for the next seven thousand years.

The shows created by the B.R.O.S. are as follows:

!!'''''Gründlehämmer'''''
In a land where music has the power to grow crops and win wars, the dark king Lothorio usurps the throne and bends the people to his will using the foul creature known as the Gründle, an ancient beast that feeds upon the musical talent of others. Only the young prince Bennadon, raised as a farmboy, can wield the Gründlehammer, the ultimate guitar, and save the kingdom.
* ArchEnemy: Lothorio took the throne from Bennadon's father. It's up to Bennadon to take it back.
* CrowningMusicofAwesome: Act 1 ends with the song "Wings of Pegasus" [[http://bros.bandcamp.com/track/wings-of-pegasus]]. Just listen to it.
* EldritchAbomination: The Gründle

!!'''''Double Feature: Amphion and The Terrible Secret of Lunastus'''''
''Amphion'' tells the story of a forbidden love between a court musician and an ambassador's daughter during the time of ancient Justinian. It ends with a guy getting amputated in the name of love. Now that's metal.
* AlternateHistory
* BodyHorror: As was mentioned, the main character, Amphion, ends up losing his arms and legs.
''The Terrible Secret of Lunastis'' takes place in the far-flung future. The moon has exploded, and it's up to a small crew to seek out a new homeworld in the depths of space. They land on the planet Lunastis and meet its inhabitants, the Abzug. The crew soon discovers that, though thousands of light years away from Earth, the two planets have a strange connection....
* TheGrandListofOverusedScienceFictionClichés: This show utilizes every single Sci-Fi trope, and loves every minute of it.
* TheReveal: The connection between Lunastus and Earth is that [[spoiler:the Abzug possess a machine that dictates everything that has happened on Earth. They were responsible for every war, genocide, and moon explosion throughout the 120,000,000,000 year history of Earth]]

!!'''''The Phantom of the Paradise in 6D'''''
A special wide-screen showing of the cult classic film [[Main.PhantomOfTheParadise The Phantom of the Paradise]]. The six dimensions come from the B.R.O.S. stopping the film at every musical number in order to do a live, on-the-spot production of the number with a full band and singers, complete with light and smoke effects. It also opened with a recorded introduction from the Phantom himself, William Finley.
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