Dracula . A Love Story

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Directed by Christopher Henley and Jay Hardee

featuring
Joe Brack*, Brian Crane, Christine Hirrel, Carolyn Kashner,
Lynn Sharp Spears, Josh Speerstra
and Lee Ordeman* as Dracula

* Members Actors Equity Association

Set/Props Design: Lynn Sharp Spears .
Sound Design: Neil McFadden .
Lighting design: Colin Dieck .
Stage Manager: Alike Codispoti

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A fresh take on the Dracula story
Dracula, street name Vlad Tepes, is alive and flourishing in Washington, DC.  The ancient predator feels right at home among K Street lobbyists.
For dinner, he can dine on any of the fresh kills provided by his butler Renfield.
Awash in a field of plenty, Dracula has one problem: his beloved bride, Mina, is dying and  his sights are set on Lucy, a beautiful but bored graduate student.

A modern telling, Dracula’s nemesis is the scientist Eva Calderone, a fiery vampire killer. “He is the prince of liars. Don’t swim in his bullshit!” she warns. Film fans will recognize a tribute to The Hunger and other Dracula films.

There is a tragic twist at the end that reminds us the subtitle of this drama is “A Love Story.” Just not the one you are expecting.

Dracula. A Love Story features a superb cast and will be performed in the air-conditioned comfort of Mountain – Mount Vernon United Methodist Church, 900 Massachusetts Ave NW, Washington, DC.

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