Review: DRACULA: A COMEDY OF TERROR at Nocturnal Giraffe Theatre
This production runs now through November 2, 2024
Nocturnal Giraffe Theatre presents Dracula: A Comedy of Terror, running now through November 2, 2024. Written by Gordon Greenberg and Steve Rosen and directed by Joy Donley, this comedy is perfect for the spooky season!
In this fast-paced, hilarious 90-minute adventure, chaos ensues when Lucy Westfeldt’s sister, Mina, falls victim to a mysterious blood ailment. In their desperation, Lucy and her fiancé, Jonathan Harker, seek the help of the legendary vampire hunter, Doctor Jean Van Helsing. Their mission to confront the charming yet dangerous Count Dracula is packed with clever dialogue and rapid costume changes.
Photo by Jared Fessler
The talented cast includes Dustin Bronson*, Bethany McCade, Corey Mills, Bradley Johnson, and Katie Consamus* (*appearing courtesy of Actors’ Equity). Each actor excels in their roles, showcasing impressive comedic timing and fantastic chemistry as they navigate over a dozen characters.
The lighting, sets, and sound design are simple yet effective for the black box theater, while the costumes and props add a playful touch that complements the era of the story. The creative approaches to character transitions and prop usage enhance the overall experience.
I highly recommend seeing this production! It’s an excellent choice for the Halloween season, and you’re sure to leave with a smile.
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