
"Its a production thats got a lot of bite and its a little bit batty too."
Louis Roberts
Audiences will be turning in their grave at the humour in the latest touring theatre production from Amble’s Northumberland Theatre Company (NTC).
The production is something audiences can really get their teeth into as it’s a comedic version of the Dracula legend by Bram Stoker. Reworked and devised by NTC actor and writer, Stewart Howson, Dracula the Travesty is a silly, spooky, cheeky storytelling with a touch of gothic glee.
As parodies go, this production follows the adventures of Mina and the hapless Jonathan Harker who are joined by Dr Van Hesling as they face a race against time to stop Count Dracula. The production features Kathryn Jane Sabourn, David McCarthy and Louis Roberts.
Artistic Director Louis Roberts said: “We’ve put a lot of blood, sweat and tears into this production but mostly blood as that is what Count Dracula is particularly fond of.
“It’s full of puns, slapstick and really awful jokes and despite the horror genre, it is suitable for all ages. It’s a production that’s got a lot of bite and it’s a little bit batty too.”
The show can be seen at:
Laurel’s Whitley Bay on the 26th and 27th of October
The Dovecote Centre Amble on the 28th
Bamburgh Castle on the 29th October -
Prohibition Cabaret Bar Newcastle on the 30th and 31st October
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Photo: Count Dracula on stage (NTC)
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Bookings
Laurel’s Whitley Bay on the 26th and 27th of October - https://www.laurelswhitley.co.uk/dracula
The Dovecote Centre Amble on the 28th - https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/dracula-the-travesty-tickets-162457333257?aff=erelpanelorg
Bamburgh Castle on the 29th October - https://www.bamburghcastle.com/product/dracula/
Prohibition Cabaret Bar on the 30th and 31st October - https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/dracula-the-travesty-tickets-166795819787