OTV: Playhouse To Present ‘Dracula’

Goths everywhere may still argue whether Bela Lugosi is indeed dead, or possibly undead , but certainly the man who originally brought Count Dracula to theater audiences way back when will be there in spirit when the Lake City Playhouse stages “Dracula” starting October 29. Director Rebecca McNeill opens the new season at the much beloved Coeur d’Alene institution with a “dark, somewhat depressive, and certainly unsettling” adaptation of Bram Stoker’s classic novel, just in time for Halloween. However, this probably isn’t the sort of production you’d want to bring your adorable little bloodsuckers to see before trick or treating. “I recommend the show for ages 14 and older, depending on the parents involved. It is scary, so don’t bring kids who tend to get really bothered by scary movies. People are murdered on stage” warns McNeill/ OrangeTV , Get Out! North Idaho. More here .

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Question: Which type of old-time monster scares you most — Dracula, Werewolf, Mummy, or what?