Dracula, A Comedy of Terrors Tickets

He’s batty, he’s single, and he’s looking for the perfect (blood) type! No, this isn’t an old pal who just moved to town, it’s the title monster in Dracula, A Comedy of Terrors off Broadway. Get Dracula, A Comedy of Terrors tickets on TodayTix.

Created by Steve Rosen and Gordon Greenberg, who also directs, Dracula, A Comedy of Terrors is a “Bram”-new play audiences can sink their teeth into this Halloween season. Don’t worry, those teeth might be glow-in-the-dark and plastic, but they still pack some bite.

This contemporary riff on Bram Stoker’s classic Gothic novel is densely packed with pop culture references, hilarious wordplay, and more, plus a cast of five swapping costumes faster than Dracula can turn into a bat.

Get tickets to Dracula, A Comedy of Terrors in New York if you dare. All blood types are welcome!

Drac is back. In the new play Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors, a meek and mild English real estate agent finds a mysterious new client in the eerie mountains of Transylvania. Count Dracula can’t be an easy client, but he’s no match for a fierce, female vampire slayer: Jean Van Helsing. Jean and her ragtag company chase Drac from Transylvania to the British countryside to London and back, all in a snappy 90 minute one-act that gets your pulse thumping and causes blood-curdling screams — of laughter.

Pop culture references zip by like bats in this new comedy complete with gender-bending, quick-changing, and laugh-out-loud antics. This reimagining of Dracula is sure to send a shiver down your spine — and funny bone.

What to Watch For

• Canadian actor James Daly plays Dracula, and an ensemble of four tackles the many other roles in this play. That group includes Andrew Keenan-Bolger (Broadway’s Tuck Everlasting), Arnie Burton (Broadway’s Peter and the Starcatcher), Ellen Harvey (Broadway’s Present Laughter), and Jordan Boatman (Elliot Norton Award winner for The Niceties).
• Co-writer and director Gordon Greenberg is working with Wicked composer Stephen Schwartz on a Picasso bio-musical starring Antonio Banderas. He also directed the London production of Guys & Dolls starring Rebel Wilson.
• Co-writer Steve Rosen is also a theatre alum with five Drama Desk Award nominations and two Lucille Lortel Award nominations.
• Adventurous producers sank their teeth into this show. Drew and Dane Productions co-produced many hits, including Hadestown and Merrily We Roll Along on Broadway. They also won a Drama Desk Award for producing Little Shop of Horrors, a fellow Off-Broadway horror comedy.