There have been countless adaptations of Bram Stoker’s classic novel, but Gordon Greenberg and Steve Rosen’s Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors serves up fresh and funny blood to the familiar tale. This show at Allen Contemporary Theatre, directed by Byron Holder, leans heavily into its comedic premise with a ridiculous and hilarious take on the classic gothic horror story. For those who prefer kooky over creepy for Halloween, ACT has it covered.

The five-member cast enthusiastically embraced the show’s inherently silly nature, with most actors successfully tackling multiple roles. The production thrived on an over-the-top approach, and the actors’ impressive commitment fueled the constant on-stage chaos.

Benjamin McElroy has mastered frenetic energy. He imbued his Jonathan Harker with a jitte

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