A man in black with a top hat stands with his back to the picture. In front of him is a creepy castle, and to his right is an old ship on stormy seas

Dracula

Drama Blackeyed Theatre in association with Harrogate Theatre and South Hill Park Arts Centre presents by Bram Stoker. Adapted for the stage by Nick Lane The Haymarket

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Tickets:

£26, 2.30pm £25. Under 25s and f/t students £16.50 (includes £4 booking fee)

Group bookings

Buy 10 tickets and get the 11th free

Schools tickets

£15.50 for all tickets plus 1 teacher free with every 10 booked (includes £4 booking fee)

Groups of 25+: you will be provided with free online access to a digital recording of the production until Jul 2025

Performers and Cast

Maya-Nika Bewley
Mina Harker/Dr Hennessey
David Chafer
Abraham Van Helsing/Count Dracula
Richard Keightley
Dr John Seward/Count Dracula
Pelé Kelland-Beau
Jonathan Harker/Quincey Morris
Marie Osman
Lucy Westenra/Renfield
Harry Rundle
Arthur Holmwood/Count Dracula

The year is 1897. Mankind is on the cusp of vast technological change, scientific mastery, and media innovation. But poised between traditional beliefs, the threat of the unknown, and the shock of the new world, an altogether darker fear is emerging. As a new shadow looms large over England, a small group of young men and women, led by Professor Van Helsing, are plunged into an epic struggle for survival.

Stretching from London, through provincial England, to the mountainous wastes of Transylvania, Bram Stoker's gothic thriller embodies the struggle to break taboos, resist temptation, and stop the unknown outside becoming the enemy within. 

Adapted by Nick Lane, this brilliant, theatrical treatment of Dracula blends Victorian gothic with the contemporary, showcasing Blackeyed Theatre's trademark ensemble performance style, and featuring a haunting soundscape, powerful performances, and innovative design for an exhilarating theatrical experience.

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