DRACULA SPECTACULA
THE HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL 1998 PRODUCTION " The Dracula Spectacula"
The Legend
When inexperienced schoolteacher Nadia Naive (Anna
Bowtell) decides to take her pupils on an educational vacation to Transylvania,
they encounter an adventure beyond their wildest imaginations.
Dracula (Rich Bevington) becomes very hot under the
collar when he meets such innocence, and with help from his mother (Frances
Rafferty), and a mis-shapen manservant called Ghengis (Andy Lacey), he tries to
lure Nadia to a fatal assignation deep in the bowels of his mysterious castle.
But fear not, help is at hand from our "eton"
style hero Professor Nicholas Necrophiliac (Phil Bevington), Father O'Stake (Ben
Payne) and their posse of misfits from the local sanitorium, and the maiden will
only loose her cool!
The laughs are maniacal, the songs catchy and
hysterical, the characters diabolically zany; definitely the ingredients for a
good nights entertainment.
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The Hero Prof. Nick Necrophiliac Played by Phil Bevington
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Director / Choreographer
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The Villain Count Dracula Played by Rich Bevington
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The Innocent Victim Miss. Nadia Naive Anna Bowtell
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Countess Wraith & Ghengis Frances Rafferty & Andrew Lacey
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Hans & Gretel Howard Hughes & Charlene Richardson
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The Kids Emma Borley, Steve Long & Natalie Rothwell
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Father O'Stake Ben Payne
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