Bram Stoker News

Razors Edge Productions presents the World Premiere of Zombie as part of the 12th annual New York International Fringe Festival.

Razors Edge Productions presents the World Premiere of Zombie as part of the 12th annual New York International Fringe Festival.

Michael Parva, Artistic Director of The Directors Company, announced today that the company will be presenting a special invitation-only reading of a new musical, Stoker, this Thursday, April 17th, at 311 W 43rd Street in Manhattan at 3:00 p.m.

Stanton Wood's 'The Night of Nosferatu' is an atmospheric vampire spookfest, as performed by Rabbit Hole Ensemble.

The battle between life and death is played out in Rabbit Hole Ensemble's world premiere production of The Night of Nosferatu. Written by Stanton Wood and based on the F.W. Murnau silent film Nosferatu and Bram Stoker's novel Dracula, the work will be directed by Edward Elefterion and will begin performances on September 28th at the WorkShop Theatre.

The travails of designing a Broadway production often go unnoticed by many theatre-goers as their only exposure to a show is the finished product, yet the stories behind the magic often lead down interesting paths which can result in wonderful collaborations and sometimes an onslaught of accolades...

The Will Geer Theatricum Botanicum, in Topanga, CA, has announced its 2007 Summer Repertory Season. The four main stage plays set for the season include Shakespeare's The Tempest (June 3 - September 30); and the returning A Midsummer Night's Dream (June 9 - July 21 and Sept 2 - 30); Noel Coward's Blithe Spirit (June 30 - September 29); and the world premiere of Ellen Geer's adaptation of Bram Stoker's Dracula (July 28 - September 29).

Dwayne Lawler's vampiric monologue was presented as a one-night-only event at the 2006 Midtown International Theatre Festival.

To write that Allison Fischer stops the show in the middle of Lestat's second act might falsely give the impression that the authors had actually provided a show up until that point

On Monday, 13th February a sinister tale of murder and revenge will be performed at The Lyceum Theatre, London, home of Disney's, The Lion King.

Neither bloody good nor bloody awful, Stoneham Theatre's new adaptation of the Bram Stoker classic needs an infusion of chills, clarity and climax

Currently in Anyone Can Whistle at the Prince Theater, Chuck sounds off on his career, Dracula and more.

DRACULA, THE MUSICAL will be featured on Sirius Satellite Radio's Spotlight On DRACULA, THE MUSICAL, Sunday, December 5 at 1:00pm ET on Sirius' Broadways Best Channel 77. The spotlight includes 90 minutes of music and conversation with Dracula composer Frank Wildhorn, and stars Tom Hewitt and Melissa Errico.

Tony Award nominees Tom Hewitt and Melissa Errico, stars of DRACULA, THE MUSICAL, will be interviewed on XM-28 On Broadway, XM Satellite Radio as follows:

Tony Award nominee Tom Hewitt, and Kelli O'Hara, stars of DRACULA, THE MUSICAL, will appear at the Chelsea Barnes & Noble (675 Sixth Avenue at 22nd Street) on Friday, October 29 from 11:00am to 12:00pm.

Tony® Award nominee Tom Hewitt who stars as Count Dracula in DRACULA, THE MUSICAL, will perform and be interviewed by Scott & Todd and the morning crew on WPLJ Radio (95.5 FM) on Friday, October 29 in the 8:30am half-hour.

Tony® Award nominees Tom Hewitt and Melissa Errico, stars of DRACULA, THE MUSICAL, will appear at the Greenwich Village Barnes & Noble (396 Sixth Avenue at 8th Street) on Saturday, October 23 from 11:00am to 12:00pm. Celebrating Halloween, Tom (who plays Count Dracula) and Melissa (who plays his love interest Mina Murray) will read selections from Bram Stoker's Dracula, do a question & answer session and sign autographs.

Tom Hewitt and Melissa Errico, the stars of DRACULA, The Musical at the Belasco Theatre (111 West 44th Street), will be interviewed live on 'The Joan Hamburg Show' Wednesday, October 20, from 10:00 AM - 10:30 AM. 'The Joan Hamburg Show' airs on WOR Radio, AM 710.

John Morogiello's delightful comedy follows ten absurdist variations on the titular theme.

Des McAnuff's production can't bring this anemic material to life.