Resident company of The Attic Theatre
Resident company of The Attic Theatre
No.1 Fringe Theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon
Resident company of The Attic Theatre
19th Oct - 5th Nov
£17.50 Adult
£14 Conc
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Blood, love, lust and madness combine in the original vampire horror. Through the wilderness of Transylvania, Dracula's search stretches centuries of time and miles over sea and land as he seeks his lost love, Elizabeta. Her spirit resides in Jonathan Harker's bride to be Elizabeth and both will stop at nothing to keep woman they love.
This is a horror theatrical production with elements designed to scare and may not suitable for children under 12 years old, those of a nervous disposition, with heart conditions or who are pregnant.
CREATIVES INCLUDE
Director: John-Robert Partridge
Adapted by: Catherine Prout & John-Robert Partridge
Lighting Design: Kat Murray
Sound Design: Kat Murray
Set Design: Adam Clarke
Set Construction:
Adam Clarke & Sue Kent
Rigger: Evie
Producer: Catherine Prout
CAST INCLUDE:
Dracula - Morgan Rees-Davies
Elizabeta - Alexandra Whitworth
Renfield - Robert Keeves
Jonathan Harker - Ethan
Mina Harker - Rosie Coles
Lucy Wesrenra- Emily Tietz
Arthur Holmwood - Dominic Selvey
Dr John Seward - Pete Meredith
Van Helsing - John-Robert Partridge
FRONT OF HOUSE & BOX OFFICE
Denise & Kevin Prout
Lisa
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John-Robert Partridge - Director & Van Helsing
Directing Credits with TTB include: All Pantomimes, Sherlock, Macbeth, Richard III, King Lear, The Hound of the Baskervilles, Pride and Prejudice, Frankenstein, Twelfth Night, Sense and Sensibility, The Three Musketeers, plus much much more
Acting Credits with TTB include: Charles in Blithe Spirit, MacDuff in Macbeth, Richard III in Richard III, Henry V in Henry V, Branwell in Bronte, Toad in The Wind in the Willows, The Sherriff of Nottingham in Robin Hood, Dame Dotty in Beauty and the Beast, Colonel Brandon/John Dashwood in Sense and Sensibility
Additional Acting Credits: Evil Queen in Snow White (Worcester Rep), Earnest in The Importance of Being Earnest (Worcester Rep), Watson in The Hound of the Baskervilles (Worcester Rep)
Morgan Rees-Davies - Dracula
Acting Credits with TTB: Debut Season
Additional Acting Credits:
Morgan graduated from Guildford School of Acting many many moons ago, and has been touring theatres big and small in Britain and abroad ever since. He has played sociopaths and kings (not mutually exclusive), beggers, lovers, fighters and No Good Boyos. Most recently he played Philinte in a production of The Misanthrope.
His most recent film exploits saw him in the guise of a rather dashing werewolf munching his way through the cast of a vampire film in Wolf Manor, directed by Dominic brunt.
Morgan is very excited to be a part of this production, and is looking forward to a role He can really get his teeth into...
Alexandra Whitworth - Elizabeta
Acting Credits with TTB: Lady Macbeth in Macbeth, Eliza Doolittle in Pygmalion, Cathy Earnshaw in Wuthering Heights
Selected Acting and Media Credits:Elizabeth of York in Wars of The Roses (Knights of Middle England), Hedda in Hedda Gabler (Here to There Productions), Megan in Dragon Slayer (Knights of Middle England), Kent in King Lear (Here to There Productions), Aunt Gwen/Susan in Tom’s Midnight Garden (Cheltenham Playhouse), Caroline Bingley in Pride & Prejudice (Worcester Rep), Viola in Twelfth Night (Worcester Rep), Helena in MSND, (Open Air UK Tour), Rosalind in As You Like It (LCT UK Tour): Lead female in ‘KindleFlamer’ advert (Wild Edric Media), Townsperson in Don Quixote (BRB for BBC 4), lead female in Crown of Stars (Infinity Ring music video), V/O ‘Holiday feels’ advert (Cruise Nation), lead female in Historic Leicester advert (ImageNova), Lady Macduff in Macbeth (Runestone Pictures), lead female in The Pain of Never and Scar (Marc Almond music videos), audio book narrator for various novels (Oakhill Publishing).
Rob Keeves - Renfield
Acting Credits with TTB: Debut Season
Additional Acting Credits:
Rob trained with the Bridge Theatre Training Company after studying Drama at the University of Hull. During his
training he fortunate to tour Japan and perform at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival twice.
Since then, he has toured extensively with Rain or Shine Theatre Company playing a variety of roles over many
productions including Captain Brazen in The Recruiting Officer, Marlowe in She Stoops to Conquer, Trinculo in
The Tempest and both Antipholus twins in Comedy of Errors.
Rob is very proud to have appeared in two world premier productions for the Malvernbard company Adrian's Wall
and To Build A Wooden O
Since his training Rob has continued to study Stage Combat with the Academy of Performance Combat and The Action Emporium and is currently working on his honours level exams.
Ethan Bale - Jonathan Harker
Acting Credits with TTB: Don Jon in Much Ado About Nothing, Lord Fancourt Babberley in Charley’s Aunt, St John Rivers in Jane Eyre
Additional Acting Credits: Clyde Barrow/Ensemble in Careen: The True Story of Bonnie and Clyde (The Birmingham Rep)
Ethan trained at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire.
Rosie Coles - Mina Harker
Acting Credits with TTB: Inspector Gregson/Violet Westbury/Stamford in Sherlock Holmes - A Study in Scarlet, Mole in Wind in the Willows, Elinor Dashwood in Sense and Sensibility, Ruth Condomine in Blithe Spirit
Additional Acting Credits: Jane (The Bah Humbug Club, Lichfield Garrick), Sapphire (Billionaire Boy, West End and UK Tour), Princess Jasmine (Aladdin, Winchester Theatre Royal) Fairy Bow Bells (Dick Whittington, Buxton Opera House), Nell (Nell Gwynn, The Courtyard Hereford), Mole (Wind in the Willows UK Tour), Jill (Jack and the Beanstalk, Sutton Coldfield Town Hall), Doctors (BBC), Alice (Alice In Wonderland, Birmingham Rep), #Strongnotskinny (Transition theatre company), Commercials for; Heineken, West Midlands police, Alton Towers, Nivia and National Express.
Emily Tietz - Lucy Westenra
Acting Credits with TTB: Lucy Steele/Margaret Dashwood in Sense and Sensibility and Maid Marian in Robin Hood.
Acting Credits while training: Jane in The Clockmakers Daughter (Royal Birmingham Conservatoire Theatre Company), Maggie Alba in The House of Bernarda Alba (Royal Birmingham Conservatoire), Odysseus in The Penelopiad (Royal Birmingham Conservatoire Theatre Company).
Emily has just graduated from the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire and she's very excited to be back at the Attic Theatre playing Lucy Westenra in this spectacularly spooky show!
Dominic Selvey - Arthur Holmwood
Acting Credits with TTB: Benvolio in Romeo and Juliet, Sebastian in Twelfth Night, Silly Willy in Robin Hood the Pantomime
Acting Credits while training:
Lloyd in Blue Stockings, Christopher (Katherina) in The Taming of the Shrew and Nick in Speculators, with Royal Birmingham Conservatoire.
Dominic has just completed his BA (Hons) in Acting at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire and looking forward to joining Tread The Boards Theatre Company for Dracula
Pete Meredith - Dr. John Seward
Acting Credits with TTB Include: Dame Gladys in; Robin Hood, Aladdin & Jack and The Beanstalk pantomimes, Algernon - The Importance of Being Earnest, Banquo - Macbeth, Jean Claude Van Dumb - Beauty and the Beast Pantomime, The Mad Hatter - Alice in Wonderland, Will Scarlet& Friar Tuck - Robin Hood, Ugly Sister - Cinderella the Pantomime, Badger - The Wind in the Willows, Adam - Someone Who’ll Watch Over Me, Pip - Great Expectations , Jim Hawkins - Treasure Island, Edmund - King Lear, Claudio - Much Ado About Nothing, Mr Bingley - Pride and Prejudice , Catsby & Henry VI in Richard III, Puck & Philostrate in Midsummer Nights Dream, Mr Lockwood & Edgar Linton in Wuthering Heights
Additional Acting Credits: James I in Anne Boleyn – The Loft Theatre, Charles in White Feather – Midde Realm Productions, Lord Oxford in I am Shakespeare, Henry VII The Ballard of Lady Bessy – The Loft Theatre, Harrold in Communicating Doors – Criterion Theatre, Skinlad, Brink and Joey in Road - Criterion Theatre, Ransom Foster in The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance - Criterion Theatre, Alan in One Man Two Governors - Criterion Theatre, Oskar in Let the Right One In - Criterion Theatre