The monsters look just like us.
By Kate Hamill
Directed by Rachel Friden
Performances:
November 8, 9 at 8:00 PM
November 10 at 2:00 PM
In Kate Hamill’s wickedly clever new adaptation of Dracula, the playwright sinks her teeth into the sexism of Bram Stoker’s original, flipping it into a savage feminist revenge fantasy. With a badass, stake-wielding female Van Helsing and a delightfully deranged Mrs. Renfield lurking in the shadows, this version isn't just here to slay vampires—it's here to slay the patriarchy, too.
CONTENT WARNING: This production contains depictions of suicide and violence that may be distressing to some audience members.
Featuring
Ella Bennett as Lucy Westenra
Bradley Carrington as Jonathan Harker
Nick Foil as Dr George Seward
Brenna Knight as Marilla
Sarah Kowalchuk as Mina Harker
Lauri MacMillan as Dr Van Helsing
Andrew Marr as Count Dracula
Jojo Parks as Drusilla
Sarah Pharaon as Renfield
Steven Ruskin as Fight Coordinator
Creative Team
Director | Rachel Friden | |
Producer | Carol Holland | |
Choreographer | Christine Talarico | |
Stage Manager | Michael Yoder | |
Costumes | Lily Boyle | |
Lighting/Sound Operation | Jenna Burke | |
Props | Emma Ferentinos | |
Set Painting | Sarah Henley | |
Set Design | Keith Hoovler | |
Sound Design | Jeff Knapp | |
Set Construction | Sean Runnette | |
Lighting/Sound Operation | George Seylaz | |
Lighting Design | Kevin Simonson | |
Set Construction | Michael Yoder |