A theatre full of laughing people can’t be wrong. Irish Classical Theatre Company’s production of Dracula (A Comedy of Terrors) is pretty darn funny and it’s a great riff on Irish author Bram Stoker’s original tale of blood-thirsty love. This version has some comical gender-bending, cross-dressing, and small-ish cast playing multiple roles in rapid succession. … Continue reading A Gothic Tale at ICTC
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Theatre Review: ‘Dracula’ by Lancaster Regional Players at Lancaster Opera House
Sometimes, a playwright will adapt a novel into a script that just is too large to condense into a story that an audience will be able to understand in two and a half hours. The author of the novel has time to develop their characters and can allow for the story to build. A playwright … Continue reading Theatre Review: ‘Dracula’ by Lancaster Regional Players at Lancaster Opera House
Lancaster Regional Players Brings ‘Dracula’ Back To Life
For the literary gurus out there, one horror novel stands the test of time when it comes to thrilling your mind and that is Bram Stokers’ 1897 story called ‘Dracula.’ This novel, written as letters and diary entries, tells the story of the infamous aristocrat as he pines for youthful life and. . .blood. The … Continue reading Lancaster Regional Players Brings ‘Dracula’ Back To Life
Theatre Review: ‘Dracula’ at The Shaw Festival
Bram Stoker’s 1897 novel, “Dracula” has made its mark on popular culture over the last century. What was once considered to be a dime a dozen horror novel, has turned into a phenomenon that continues to entertain and scare audiences. Numerous film and stage adaptations have been developed and mounted based on the tale of … Continue reading Theatre Review: ‘Dracula’ at The Shaw Festival
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