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Dracula (radio drama)

By: Sir Bram Stoker, Roger James Elsgood
Narrated by: John Challis
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Summary

A modern dramatisation of Dracula performed 'in the dark' with a full cast led by John Challis and Sir Timothy Ackroyd.
©2014 Saland Publishing (P)2014 Saland Publishing
Entertainment & Performing Arts
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Enjoyable but very short

Dracula is great source material, and obviously very dark and gothic. This production has opted for a more comedic take on the book. That's not necessarily a criticism (in fact some may prefer that) but personally I would have enjoyed a more mature take. Still it's a nice escape from the chore that is aLondon commute.

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