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Dracula returns for its 18th consecutive season at Actors Theatre, making it the second-longest-running production.
Many returning actors make up the cast like Marc Bovino as Renfield and Randolph Curtis Rand as Dracula. William McNulty, once again, directs his own adaptation of Bram Stoker's novel as well as reprising the role of Van Helsing.
Keith Kaiser got a look at the back stage at Actors Theatre. He played with the rats, learned out how to stage fight and the found out the make-up tricks that actors use.
The show runs now through October 31st. Tickets start at $37.
Special event: Dracula Blood Drive
Thursday, September 27 from 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. at Fifth Third Bank at 4th Street Live!
Support Actors Theatre and the Red Cross by helping them reach the goal of 50 pints. All blood donors will receive a complimentary pizza lunch by Bearno's and will be entered into a drawing for two free tickets to Dracula.
