NTC (Northumberland Theatre Company) is to tour a new stage version of Dracula around North East rural venues in March. Devised and created by NTC and Stewart Howson from the novel by Bram Stoker, the production is described as “light, funny and daft but with strong storytelling and some genuinely scary moments - Gothic storytelling at its best.”
Suitable for age 13+.
Dracula tours to:
| 2 March 17 | Robinson Institute, Esk Valley Theatre, Glaisdale, Yorkshire |
| 3 March 17 | Glanton Memorial Hall, Northumberland |
| 4 March 17 | Bamburgh Village Hall, The Pavilion, Bamburgh |
| 5 March 17 | Longhorsley Village Hall, Longhorsley, Northumberland |
| 8 March 17 | Bishop Auckland Town Hall, Co Durham |
| 9 March 17 | Longformacus Village Hall, Borders |
| 10 March 17 | Whitburn Parish Hall |
| 12 March 17 | Old Fire Station, Carlisle |
| 15 March 17 | Lillesleaf Village Hall, Melrose |
| 16 March 17 | Alnwick Playhouse Studio, Bondgate Without |
| 17 March 17 | Bowhill Little Theatre, Borders |
| 18 March 17 | St George's Church Hall, Morpeth, Northumberland |
| 19 March 17 | Etal Village Hall, Northumberland |
NTC is a small-scale touring company which has been in existence since 1978, beginning life as a theatre-in-education company funded by Northumberland County Council. Its artistic policy is to take professional theatre to “theatreless zones in rural areas where access to live theatre is otherwise limited.” It is based at Alnwick Playhouse, which it owns.