GREASE MEETS TWILIGHT – in Emmy Award winning, Regional Tony Award winning writer and director, William Electric Black’s bopping Drac-apella Musical – JOHNNY DOO WOP DRACULA. Former Sesame Street writer, William Electric Black aka Ian Ellis James, and an ensemble of 10 actors go back in time to 1955, Pittsburgh, PA where we meet a singing, swinging vampire named Johnny Dracula. He comes to Pennsylvania, because it sounds like Transylvania, to put a bite on the local teens. But not with his fangs. He’s a doo wop singing vampire who just arrived to make a name for himself in the music scene. A guy named Elvis is starting to stir things up but Johnny convinces Leon Leon, the owner of the local Soda Pop Shop to give him a chance to prove that he’s also got the sound to make the local teenager shake, rattle, and bop. And with the recent death of teen idol James Dean, Peggy Lombardi, along with the other broken hearted fans, could really use a new teen rebel. Golly gee, is Johnny the one she’s been dreaming about, the one to mend her broken heart? This immersive, 11 musical number production is a fun filled FANGTASTIC time that will have you clapping, snapping, eating twinkies, rice pudding, popcorn and sipping on a coke with a TRANSYLVANIA KID THAT HAS BOPPIN' AS HIS BIZ! ***Running time 85 minutes - no intermission https://ci.ovationtix.com/35441/production/1265157
Ages: 7-years-old to 75-years-old
Theater For The New City is at 155 FIRST AVENUE at 10TH STREET, New York, NY.
The Road Ahead (4/10/25-4/27/25)
THEATER FOR THE NEW CITY is a unique Cultural Institution that has earned a nationwide reputation for its dedication to nurturing established and emerging playwrights who experiment with new forms and to presenting other experimental and developmental theaters with a very active program of Community Art Services and Festivals which continue to expand theater accessibility.
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