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== Crew ==
 
== Crew ==
 
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*Assistant Director - [[Brendan Murphy]]
 
*Stage Manager - [[Kay George]]
 
*Stage Manager - [[Kay George]]
 
*Lighting Design - [[Christian Murphy]]
 
*Lighting Design - [[Christian Murphy]]
*Lighting Operator - [[Laura Morgan]]
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*Sound Designer/Composer [[Gerard Johnson]]
*Sound designer/Composer [[Gerard Johnson]]
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*Ass. Lighting Designer/Operator - [[Laura Morgan]]
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*Costume Design - [[Edwina Watson]]
 
*Set Design - [[Mark Bullock]]
 
*Set Design - [[Mark Bullock]]
*ASM - [[Lauri Morgan]]
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*Scenic Artist - [[Hazel Hindle]]
*ASM - [[Richard Williamson]]
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*Make-up - [[Helen Chadney]]
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*ASMs - [[Lauri Morgan]], [[Richard Williamson]]
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*Fight Director - [[Anton Krause]]
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*Set Construction - [[Matthew Lyne]], [[Tom Couch]], [[Max Whiteford]], [[Hans Mudlamootoo]], [[Carole Coyne]]
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*Poster/Programme Design - [[Maria Bates]]
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*Foyer Design - [[Jeanette Hoile]]
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*Photography - [[Mark Davies]]
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*Additional Costumes - [[Lisa Thomas]]
  
 
== Reviews ==
 
== Reviews ==

Revision as of 00:50, 27 August 2009

Poster by Maria Bates

by Bram Stoker
adapted by Mark Bullock


Directed by Mark Bullock

Performances: Tue 5th – Sat 9th February 2008, Bell Theatre

Please note that this show starts at 7.45pm.


Introduction

A young lawyer named Jonathan Harker travels to the far reaches of eastern Europe to finalise the sale of an English property bought by Count Dracula. Unknown to him that Dracula is a demon of unimaginable limits that plans to enslave the populace of London and to return to his position of power throughout Europe.

Cast

Crew

Reviews

Some review quotes go here


Gallery

Production photos by Mark Davies

Reminiscences and Anecdotes

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See Also

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References

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External Links