Grove Theatre to Present DRACULA, THE MUSICAL
Join us this Friday the 13th weekend for the final three performances of Dracula, the Musical, a passionate and somewhat frightening love story that is sure to keep you spellbound.
At the end of the 19th century, a young lawyer named Jonathan Harker and his fiancee, Mina Murray, help Count Dracula, who wishes to move to London, and arrive at his mysterious and lonely castle. However, everything changes after Dracula meets Mina, the beautiful woman who captures his heart.
Professor Van Helsing, a man who has the reputation of 'Vampire Hunter', traces Dracula's movements through Renfield, Dracula's attendant, and causes Dracula to fall into danger.
After Dracula arrives in England, Mina's close friend, Lucy, shares a special kiss with Dracula and enjoys a warm moment which changes her life forever. Mina, who feels jealousy over Lucy's kiss with Dracula, finally finds out why she is drawn to Dracula, and why Dracula is drawn to her. As it becomes clear that Lucy was Dracula's sacrificial lamb, her faithful saviors Arthur, Quincey, and Jack help Professor Van Helsing in trying to get rid of Dracula.
Whether she should help Professor Van Helsing and her friends, or to follow her undeniable feelings for Dracula, Mina doesn't have much time to choose...
Friday the 13th ticket special - $15. Regular ticket prices are $20 and $25 with senior, student and group discounts, and can be purchased by calling (909) 920-4343, on the Grove website at www.grovetheatre.com, or by visiting The Grove box office. The Grove Theatre is located at 276 E. Ninth Street, Upland, CA 91786.
Box Office Hours (except holidays)
Tuesday - Friday: 11:30 am - 4:00 pm
Saturday: 11:00 am - 2:00 pm
1 hour before performances
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