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Review: Dracula, The London Library
Performing in the relatively unheard-of historical venue that is The London Library, the setting is definitely the star of this production. Based on Bram Stoke...
Dracula
3.0
Review: Dracula, Jack Studio Theatre
It takes some self belief to decide to take on a novel like Dracula. It’s one of only a few novels that have remained in print since its publishing in 1896, and...
Review: Dracula, The Lion and Unicorn Theatre
It seems fitting to present Dracula at The Lion and Unicorn Theatre. You enter through the rowdy pub, up the spiralling staircase and into a small, dark and mis...
Review: Terror and Wonder: The Gothic Imagination, British Library
Hardcore Gothic fans will be pleasantly surprised by the comprehensiveness of the British Library’s Gothic exhibition. Beginning with Horace Walpole’s The Castl...
Edinburgh Review: Dracula, Pleasance Courtyard
A bloodied woman draped in white lies on a table. A monk in habit and hood stands over her. A half naked Dracula appears and draws a knife clean across his neck...
Incoming preview: Tin Shed Theatre
Tin Shed Theatre Company is busy, busy, busy. I speak to Company Director Georgina Harris on a chance free day between school tours of An Inspector Calls an...