September 15–November 1, 2020
Run Time: 72 minutes
based on the novel by Bram Stoker
originally adapted for radio by Orson Welles & John Houseman
new adaptation by Hannah Rae Montgomery & Jenni Page-White
executive producer Dan Gediman
sound design by Sue Zizza
Join the hunt for the world's most infamous vampire! Inspired by master of suspense Orson Welles’s innovative broadcast, this electrifying listening experience comes to bloodsucking life with the talents of Actors Theatre’s creative team, in collaboration with award-winning radio professionals. Tune in for a spine-chilling trip to Transylvania that you won’t soon forget!
Fifth Third Bank's Dracula: A Radio Play streams through November 1 at 11:59 p.m. EDT. Purchase your virtual tickets by November 1 at 9 p.m. EDT.
A limited number of tickets are available now for $10*.
*Ticketing fees apply.
Dracula at Home
Join the ranks of history’s greatest vampire hunters and examine the evidence of Dracula's reign of terror with this limited edition interactive experience box.
Dracula at Home
Join the ranks of history’s greatest vampire hunters and examine the evidence of Dracula's reign of terror with this limited edition interactive experience box.
— Professor Van Helsing’s research, circa 1891
— A map of key locations mentioned in the story
— Artifacts from the characters' encounters with the Undead
— And more!
This experience is a complement to Dracula: A Radio Play. Get the box delivered right to your home or pick up locally at Preston Arts Center.
Please note: This box can only be delivered locally. Order by October 29 for local delivery. Order by October 30 for local pick up.
Get the Dracula at Home box for $20
6% Kentucky Sale Tax will be added
How to Stream
After your purchase, we'll send you an email with a link to listen to the project. Click the link to get to our streaming site, PlayPlay. Once there, simply press play and enjoy! You will have until November 1 to finish listening.
Orson Welles's Dracula: A Milestone in Radio Drama
By 1938, Orson Welles was already being hailed as a prodigy and was quickly becoming a household name. Learn more about the rise of the radio drama.
Behind the Scenes of Dracula: A Radio Play
When it became clear that the pandemic would prevent us from terrifying Dracula audiences in the Bingham Theatre this fall, Actors Theatre quickly pivoted, and began work on an entirely new version of the classic vampire tale.
What is a radio play?
Our holiday radio plays are a completely audio-based experience—like your favorite podcast or go-to talk show on your drive to work. Gather your loved ones to share the story or just pop your headphones into your ears and press play.
These radio plays will play on the device of your choice. Like our other streaming offerings, they will stream over our PlayPlay service. But this time, all you have to do is listen.
The radio play also contains captioning.