Bite: Surprise – Interview with the Vampires (video)
Hollywood Gothique interviews the vampires of The Count’s Den regarding the surprise party for their Uncle Leofwine’s 1,222nd birthday. The
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Los Angeles stage and theatrical productions inspired by Bram Stoker’s Count Dracula
Bite: Surprise (theatre review)
Countess Izadora’s vampire clan invites human guests back into their home – this time for a birthday party in Bite:
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Bite: Season’s Bleedings (theatre review)
Vampires sink their fangs into Christmas in this jolly immersive experience. With Halloween 2021 fading into history, many haunt-addicts are
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Theatre Review: The Vampire’s Puppet
About to wind up its debut run at Zombie Joe’s Underground Theatre, The Vampire’s Puppet is a one-act play with
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Review: Hollywood and Vamp
With sultry, leather-clad vamp(ire)s strutting through rollicking cover versions of famous tunes, Hollywood and Vamp (which opened last night in
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The Count’s Den “Remember Me Germaine” (video)
The Count’s Den is an exclusive, members-only immersive dinner theatre venue in downtown Los Angeles. Their ongoing series, Remember Me,
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Vampirates 2018 Review
Vampirates Dinner Adventure unleashes a fusillade of fun, but is it worth revisiting for a second broadside? Read our Vampirates
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Vampirates 2017 Review
Vampirates is a bloody cask of grog that leaves its audience well glutted. Vampirates Dinner Adventure swashes more buckles than
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Stage Review: Dracula – Blood Before the Dawn
A new take on the old vampire casts the Count as the next step in evolution, sitting atop the food chain
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Film Review: Lady Vampire
This movie has everything – well, almost everything. It has a dwarf; a mute bald-headed assistant; an old lady who shows
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Theatre 68’s Dracula lives on!
It’s in the nature of vampires that they return from the grave, so it should be no surprise that Theatre
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Carmilla vs Dracula?
Isn’t it just too cool for words that both Countess Karnstein and Count Dracula are haunting stages in Los Angeles
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Stage Review: Theatre 68’s Dracula at NoHo Arts Center
I suppose a feminist Dracula was inevitable. As adapters seek new methods of resurrecting the ancient vampire, each subsequent version drains
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