The House Of Dracula
by Martin Downing
Synopsis
This clever spin off of The House of Frankenstein finds the Baron, Baroness and their repulsive retainers, Igor and Frau Lurker, going to stay at a macabre Transylvania fortress.
Excitement turns to terror when they are greeted by more than a few of their mortal (and immortal) enemies.
They are to take part in an unholy survival test involving ghouls, ghosts and the fiendish Dr. Jekyll.
The Frankensteins flee from cellar to attic, desperate to escape a fate worse than death!-5 women, 7 men
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"A Monster Hit."
— Yorkshire Evening Post
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The House Of Dracula is a British comedy play written by Martin Downing and published by Samuel French in London (1992).
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Samuel French · 1992 · 80 pp
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Restrictions: Major Markets Only (US) / Standard Restriction (UK)
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