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Stoker's Dracula 
January 6-January 8, 2012
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Part of the Independent Voices Festival Adapted and Performed by Josh Hitchens
Directed by Ken Jordan
Run Time: 70 minutes
A play for one actor in a dark room, Stoker's Dracula is a new adaptation of Bram Stoker's classic tale of terror that preserves the novel's original text of diaries, letters, and newspaper clippings.
Brian Stone of WHYY Newsworks says, "You may have seen one of the hundreds of adaptations of the novel, but you have never seen any quite like this. Hitchens captures the spirit of the time and characters with a chilling fierceness. The performance is intimate and at times intensely frightening."
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208 DeKalb Street
Norristown, PA 19401 -
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$15
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January 6-January 8, 2012Times:
Friday @ 8 pm
Sunday @ 2 pm -
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