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Strong acting gives Jewel Box Theatre's 'Dracula' some serious, seasonal bite


None October 28th, 2010

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Dracula
7:30 p.m. Thursday-Saturday, 2:30 p.m. Sunday
Jewel Box Theatre
3700 N. Walker
www.jewelboxtheatre.org
521-1786
$10-$15

While only somewhat faithful to the classic Bram Stoker novel of the same name, this particular version of "Dracula" being staged by Jewel Box debuted in 1924. It would go on to define the vampire for generations by introducing a more sophisticated and alluring version of the character, clothed in the now-trademark formal suit and opera cape.

As an adaptation, "Dracula" works as a condensed version of the narrative, but also includes some strange changes, like making Lucy the focus of Dracula's advances, and not Mina.

The play skips over all of the events in Transylvania, picking up at Dr. Seward's sanatorium, where Seward is treating his daughter, Lucy, for a strange form of anemia that has already claimed the life of her friend Mina. Seward and Jonathan Harker, Lucy's fianc
 
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