Alternative 'Dracula' shows the women's perspective by Everett Evans

The Alley Theatre presented the original, John Balderston and Hamilton Deane's straight-faced adaptation of Bram Stoker's novel - the version most often staged through the years. Avant-garde playwright Mac Wellman wrote his alternative "Dracula" in the 1980s as a black comedy. [...] she's reviving Wellman's "Dracula," and in this staging, stressing the notion that it's the women's sexual awakening that really scare…

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