DRACULA, A COMEDY OF TERRORS
Oct 23, 2022 - Nov 13, 2022
| Sylvan Adams Theatre
By Gordon Greenberg and Steve Rosen
Directed by Gordon Greenberg
With James Daly, Ellen David, Naomi Ngebulana, David Noël and Colin Simmons
Set Michael Gianfrancesco Costumes Louise Bourret Lighting Amber Hood Sound and Original Music Victoria Deiorio
PROGRAM BOOK
So hilarious, it’s scary!
From the director of Piaf/Dietrich (fka The Angel and the Sparrow), Dracula, A Comedy of Terrors is a lightning-fast, laugh-out-loud, irreverent farce that combines classic horror fiction with all-out silliness and satire. Five world-class actors nimbly tackle dozens of zany characters, in this exciting romp that is imaginatively staged and filled with magic and special effects. Dracula’s antics are guaranteed to raise your pulse as you emit blood-curdling screams — of laughter!
“A brisk, slick comedy. Greenberg and Rosen’s anything-goes script brims with cleverness, pop culture references, and nifty stage illusions. If you have a fondness for the broad humor of the 39 Steps take-off or the tongue-in-cheek mayhem of Charles Ludlum, Dracula, A Comedy of Terrors is your cup of giggles.” – The Palm Beach Post
Please note that the Sunday matinees and Tuesday evenings will be masking mandatory to welcome patrons who may be more comfortable around others who are masked.
Lisa's Note 
“You’ve never seen Dracula like this before! Get ready for a good time, an escape from everyday life, and loads of laugh!”
ASL Performance
ASL performance of Dracula, A Comedy of Terrors is on Saturday, November 12, at 8 p.m. Tickets are $25 for the d/Deaf audience. Please use this direct link to purchase tickets.
Content Advisory
We believe patrons can determine what is distressing, triggering, or offensive for themselves by offering content advisories for each show. Of course, should you be unsure based on the advisories, please contact us and we will be happy to help you with your decision.
- Production includes flashing/strobe light effects; loud sounds like thunder, disembodied screams and love-making; minimal use of fake blood
- Script contains outdated depictions of psychiatric hospitalization, as well as many innuendos, wordplay, and (lovingly) bad accents