Dracula, the Musical
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Aug 19, 2004
Closed Jan 2, 2005
Opened Aug 19, 2004
Closed Jan 2, 2005
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Dracula, the Musical, the first new musical of the 2004-2005 Broadway season, features book and lyrics by Don Black & Christopher Hampton, and music by Tony®-nominated composer Frank Wildhorn. The production is directed by two-time Tony® Award-winner Des McAnuff, and choreographed by Mindy Cooper.
The show is a new musical vision of romance, terror and temptation based on the Bram Stoker classic novel. Set in Europe at the end of the Victorian Age, the production follows Dracula's lust for new blood and a small band of mortal men and women who must face his overwhelming seduction and mesmeric supernatural powers.
Added Performances: Monday, 12/20 @8pm, Sunday, 12/26 @7:30pm, Thursday, 12/30 @ 2pm, Monday, 12/27 @8pm
No Performances: Friday, 12/24 @8pm, Saturday, 12/25 @2pm, Friday, 12/31 @8pm, Saturday, 1/1 @2pm
Time Change: Tuesday, 12/21 @8pm, Sunday, 12/26 @1:30pm, Tuesday, 12/28 @8pm
THEATER/VENUE INFORMATION:
Belasco Theatre
111 W 44th St
New York, NY 10036
This handsome Broadway theater was built in 1907 by theatrical impresario David Belasco. If you look around when you take your seats, you'll see carved dark wood paneling, glass pilasters and Tiffany stained glass lights that match the stained glass [...] Read More
111 W 44th St
New York, NY 10036
This handsome Broadway theater was built in 1907 by theatrical impresario David Belasco. If you look around when you take your seats, you'll see carved dark wood paneling, glass pilasters and Tiffany stained glass lights that match the stained glass [...] Read More
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A Bram Stoker fan might wonder how the prolific author, once a drama critic for the Dublin Mail, would react to the much-singing, no-dancing version of his 1897 novel, Dracula, that opened on Broadway last night. If he had his wits about him, he'd probably think what any sentient person would of a work that's been run up by so many people who don't seem to have had their wits about them.
Dracula, the Musical is so inept that it's difficult to resist the temptation to drag out expected puns about it. I'll give in only so far as to say that the offering of librettists-lyricists Don Black and Christopher Hampton, composer Frank Wildhorn, and director Des McAnuff looks as if it's had all the bl[...]