DRACULA:
THE UNDEAD
by BRAM STOKER
If you’ve only seen the movies, you do NOT really know this chilling story...
In celebration of its 20th Anniversary, Quicksilver Radio Theater proudly returns to EPISCOPAL ACTORS’ “GUILD HALL” for Halloween! Previously the home of their acclaimed Dickens’ Birthday production of A CHRISTMAS CAROL, the historic site will now see BRAM STOKER’S bloodthirsty Count rise again from his tomb. Faithfully adapted by Producer CRAIG WICHMAN from the original novel, this world-premiere audio drama explores the tale's themes of life, of death—and of an accursed state which is neither...
The cast features (in alphabetical order): JEREMY CRAWFORD, JOSEPH FRANCHINI, KARLA HENDRICK, MARY MURPHY, JOHN PRAVE, DAN RENKIN and CRAIG WICHMAN. Sound effects by ALAN DOLDERER and BERNADETTE FIORELLA. Original music by MICAH YOUNG, performed by HEATHER EDWARDS. The Director is JAY STERN.
Thursday, October 29th, at 7pm
Guild Hall
Little Church Around The Corner (Second Floor)
1 E. 29th St.
N.Y.C.
INFORMATION & RSVP: (212) 685-2927 or matt@actorsguild.org
Suggested Donation: $10-$15.
(100% OF PROCEEDS FROM THIS EVENT GO DIRECTLY TO HELP LOCAL PERFORMERS IN NEED.)
* ALSO *
Quicksilver's award-winning production of FRANKENSTEIN: MODERN PROMETHEUS will be Broadcast and Webcast by WRGY on Halloween NIght at 8:00pm -
http://www.wrgy.org/
QUICKSILVER RADIO THEATER is a group of seasoned New York performing artists who are dedicated to using the classic Radio Drama form (full cast, layered sound effects, and musical score) to present stories worth telling, executed with both talent and heart. Quicksilver has aired nationally, and has been heard internationally on the World Wide Web. The group has earned awards from the National Federation of Community Broadcasters and the National Audio Theatre, and it has performed by invitation at The Paley Center for Media, where its shows are in the permanent Collection. (And also available on CD at QuicksilverRT@aol.com.)
PRAISE FOR QUICKSILVER’S PREVIOUS PRODUCTIONS:
"Really impressed... a terrific job, both in adapting and performing..."
LEONARD MALTIN, author of
"The Great American Broadcast"
"Well produced...clearly a labor of love...amazing job."
ANDY TRUDEAU, National Public Radio
"Very well done...special. Something (to) be proud of."
ARTHUR ANDERSON, The Mercury Theatre