BUCHAREST, Romania — Romania is tapping into the Dracula legend, offering concert-goers free tickets in exchange for their blood. The campaign is part of a push to increase blood donations in a ...

A dance music festival in Romania has found the key to drawing more attendees to a unique event. Untold Festival, which has been held in Romania’s Transylvania region annually since 2015, has ...

Enter a world of passion, power, and eternal darkness. Dracula: The Musical brings Bram Stoker’s iconic novel to life in a haunting and breathtaking production. With sweeping music, chilling drama, ...

Richard Ouzounian and Marek Norman's vampire tuner, which ran for six months at Canada's Stratford Festival in 1999, is unlikely to repeat such success in the U.S., at least in the unfortunate ...

"After a few decades, everyone you know will be dead."- Edward Cullen, vampire love interest in "Twilight." Bram Stoker never envisioned his greatest literary invention as a matinee idol - much less a ...

The Phoenix Theatrics presentation of ‘Dracula: The Musical’ continues this weekend at the Phoenix Performing Arts Centre, 409 Main St., Duryea. Showtimes are 8 p.m. Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday.

PORT ANGELES — “Dracula: The Musical?,” a spoof of the classic horror tale, opens this weekend for a three-week run at the Port Angeles Community Playhouse. The Port Angeles Community Players ...

About the Album: Review This is, in my opinion, the absolute best Dracula musical ever made. For years it was frustrating that the official English concept recording was so rare. For the longest time ...

The duo Dracula‘s name doesn’t just reference a bloodthirsty Transylvanian vampire. It also represents the subtler Bram Stoker depiction of the lonely and lovesick Count. The only instruments they use ...

Count Dracula keeps coming back to life, repeating his strangely addictive cycle over and over — much like the music of Philip Glass. How fitting that Glass wrote a cyclical score to be added to the ...

Should Frank Wildhorn ever decide to retire from turning 18th and 19th century popular literature into popular but forgettable Broadway fare, he'd make a terrific studio executive. He seems to ...