| Dracula | |
|---|---|
| Oct 13th, 2000 - Nov 19th, 2000 | |
| The Novel by Bram Stoker | |
| Adapted for the stage by Kerry Meads | |
| and by Robert Smyth | |
| Directed by Robert Smyth | |
| Jonathan Harker | Nick Cordileone |
| Abraham Van Helsing | Doren Elias |
| Mina Harker | Cynthia Peters Gerber |
| Count Dracula | David Cochran Heath |
| Dr. Seward | Chris Reber |
| R.M. Renfield | Tom Stephenson |
| Lucy Westenra | Ayla Yarkut |
| Solo Electric Guitar Man | Shawn Rohlfe |
| Scenic Design | Mike Buckley |
| Costume Design | Jeanne Reith |
| Lighting Design | Nathan Peirson |
| Stage Manager | Wendy Freeman |
| Original Music & Sound Design | Deborah Gilmour Smyth |
| Audio Master | Greg Campbell |
| Property Design | Chrissy Reynolds-Vögele |
| Assistant Stage Manager | Allan Heath |
| Assistant Stage Manager | Tom Viveiros |
| Makeup Design | Tim Peirson |
| "The Lamb's production, first viewed on Friday the 13th, was frankly terrifying at times. This is another of the Lamb's' minimalist, magical collaborations—dark, rich, brooding and beautiful. The company trusts its audience to fill in the gaps, recognize the change of scenes and focus attention solely on the characters, the situation, and the paralyzing fear...But it's Robert Smyth's sharp-eyed direction and his outstanding ensemble that really merit acclaim." | |
| - ( KPBS ) | |
| "Lamb's production is pretty intense, frightening all the youngsters as well as adults into fingernail-biting contests." | |
| - ( San Diego Jewish Times ) | |
| "This earnest, no-camp adaptation of the novel pits evil against good. The evening's most fun and astonishing event is the initial arrival of Count Dracula." | |
| - ( La Jolla Village News ) | |
| "Kerry Meads and Robert Smyth have gone back to the original novel's format fo ra new interpretation of the story." | |
| - ( The Publication ) | |
| "A refreshingly low-key reorientation to the roots of vampire literature." | |
| - ( The Southern Cross ) | |