Dracula: A Radio Play

Airing October 12 — November 1, 2020

A young solicitor named Jonathan Harker travels to Transylvania to close a real estate deal with a wealthy nobleman named Count Dracula, quickly descending into a Gothic nightmare. So begins Dracula, Bram Stoker’s masterpiece of horror.

Told through letters, journals and telegrams, this one-man radio adaptation created especially for the Arvada Center follows the adventures of a determined group of friends as they battle an ancient evil that threatens not only their lives, but the world.

Created by former Black Box Repertory Company member Zachary Andrews, this radio play adaption of the classic Victorian vampire novel premieres October 12.

^{To purchase, hit the "Buy Tickets" link above and select the square with November 1 listed as the date (the last day the play is available). That button will take you to the page to select your ticket price!}

How It Works

Buy tickets to Dracula at any time! The radio play premieres on Monday, October 12.

If you purchased your tickets before that date, a link to the play will be emailed to you on that day. If you buy tickets after October 12, the link will be in your confirmation email. You can listen to the play as many times as you like, any time between October 12 and November 1.

To make sure you don't miss the email, we recommended adding info@arvadacenter.org to your contacts.

Dracula is pre-recorded, not performed live, featuring sound design and effects by Zachary Andrews. It will be captioned.

Notes On This Production

Dracula is an exciting and suspenseful classic horror story. While not described in gruesome detail, there is plenty of staking, biting, throat-slashing and blood-drinking.

Cast

Zachary Andrews is a three-year company member of the Arvada Center Black Box ensemble, with some favorite roles including Mr. Ratchett and Colonel Arbuthnot in Murder on the Orient Express, and John Dashwood in Sense and Sensibility. Other regional credits include A Doll's House at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts, Paper Cut at Local Theatre Company, and Pride and Prejudice at Boulder Ensemble Theatre Company. Zachary is also a photographer and filmmaker, and this production of Dracula marks his debut in the worlds of sound design and musical orchestration.

Dracula was written, produced, and performed entirely in his basement office. He would like to thank his girlfriend Christine for her patience and support, and for wrangling their two dogs and keeping them quiet upstairs.