The Passion Of Dracula
by David Richmond, Bob Hall
Highlights
What readers are saying
Readers have mixed feelings about the adaptation of Dracula. While some appreciate the unique portrayal of Renfield, others feel that the setting misses the mark by not visiting Transylvania.
Synopsis
Press Reviews
"Part melodrama, part sendup, with a soupcon of camp."
— Chicago Daily Herald
"An entertaining take on the blood sucking Count."
— Chicago Stage Review
"A Dracula with just the right flavor... All the original, blood-curdling ingredients are in place, but like good cooks, Hall and Richmond have added some spice and an extra tasty dollop of vampire-repellent garlic. Some healthy laughs bolster interest, as do some romantic pairings, not only between the normal folks but also the Count and the heroine, which is why this is rightly called The Passion of Dracula."
— LA Times
"A genuine old-fashioned horror thriller."
— NY Daily News
Characters
| Character |
|---|
Jameson |
Professor Van Helsing |
Dr. Helga Van Zandt |
Lord Godalming |
Mr. Renfield |
Wilhelmina Murray |
Jonathan Harker |
Count Dracula |
Dr. Cedric Seward |
Publication
The Passion Of Dracula is a American comedy play written by David Richmond and published by Samuel French in New York (1979).
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Rev. and rewritten
Samuel French · 1979 · 94 pp
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Restrictions: Major Markets Only (US) / Standard Restriction (UK)
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