Dracula: The Vampire Play in 3 Acts

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Summary: Comedy, Romance, and Deception
Review: I was pleased to find when I read this play that it followed the Bram Stokers dracula story quite well, which is sometimes very dificult for a play to do. The characters are described very well also so you can almost see who you are reading about. The book also gives alternate stage directions for different productions. I dont want to give anything away that would take away from your enjoyment of this book so all I have to say is that if you read this play you will be plesently surpprised with it's quality.

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Summary: Black and White
Review: I was recently lucky enough to work with an excellent cast in a production of this "Dracula" play this past October 2002. The show was incredible. This adaptation of Bram Stoker's original is as close to perfect as can be, keeping all the fright. Some of the characters and the order of some events are re-arranged to allow for for an easier understanding for an audience. There is also enough comedy to break the tension of a truly scary tale. I recommend this play for anyone interested in the story of the world's most infamous vampire.