Performance

Venue	The Theatre By The Lake
	Also: Century Theatre
Town	Keswick
County	Cumbria
From	7th June 2014
To	7th November 2014
Prices	From £10.00. To £32.50.
The Theatre By The Lake (V7)
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Listings Archive

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Previous details associated with this item and date of change.

Date of change: 24 Jun 14 - T528648687

Dracula

Work:: Dracula (S2128519823)

In the spring of 1893 Jonathan Harker, a young English solicitor, visits Castle Dracula in Transylvania for what he believes to be a routine deal with the nobleman Count Dracula. Harker soon realises that he is not a visitor at all, instead a prisoner to the deadly Dracula, who sets off to find Mina, Harker's fiancée, and her sister Lucy. The more Harker investigates his confinement, the more he fears his deadly captor. Can someone stop Dracula before he unleashes his supernatural powers on his first victim? In this tragic tale of power and redemptive love, the lines between the sane and the insane become dangerously vague.

Book by

Bram Stoker

Production:: (T528648687)

Producer	Theatre by the Lake
Director	Mary Papadima
Design	Martin Johns
Costume	Martin Johns
Director	Peter Macqueen (fight)
Lighting	Nick Beadle
Music	Dan Steele
Sound	Dan Steele
Design	Andrew J Lindsay (video)
Director	Sophie Curtis (casting)
Other	Charmian Hoare (dialect coach)
Performer	Cate Cammack (Mina)
Performer	Henry Devas (Jonathan Harker)
Performer	Jennifer English (Lucy)
Performer	Katie Hayes (Nisbitt / Grice)
Performer	Bryn Holding (Arthur Seward)
Performer	Katie Norris (Florrie)
Performer	Peter Rylands (Van Helsing)
Performer	Liam Smith (Renfield)
Performer	Matthew Vaughan (Count Dracula)

Listing:: L842703974

Current production:Work

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