Regional productions: The performance rights for Dracula, The Musical are now available from Music Theatre International. If you are staging a production of the show, please let us know.

Montréal, Canada: The show will be presented at Amphithéâtre du Gesù in Montréal, Quebec, Canada, 3-11 September 2010. Performances are Fridays at 8 and Saturdays at 2 and 8. Tickets are currently available from Admission or by calling (514) 861-4036. For more information visit the production website.

Port Jefferson, NY, USA: Theatre Three will present the show in Port Jefferson, New York from 11 September through 30 October 2010. Regular performances are Fridays and Saturdays at 8, and Sundays at 3, see their website for a specific schedule. Tickets are available by calling (631) 928-9100 or through the Theatre Three website.

Lancashire, England: The show was presented at the Lowther Pavilion Theatre in Lytham St Annes, Lancashire, England, UK, 5 and 6 March 2010 at 7:30 pm. This staging will also be presented at the Lancaster Grand Theatre in Lancaster, Lancashire, England on 26 September 2010 at 3 and 7:30 pm. Tickets are currently available online or by calling 01524 64695. The show is expected to have a talented cast, and West End musicians. It is produced and directed by Andy Vitolo.

Dover, England: Blackfish Arts Academy will present Dracula at The Roundhouse Theatre in Dover, Kent, England, UK, 12-16 October 2010. Further details will be posted as they are announced. See the Blackfish Academy website for more information.

San Diego, California, USA: The world premiere of Dracula, The Musical took place at the La Jolla Playhouse in San Diego, California. The show ran from 13 October through 25 November 2001, officially opening on 21 October. The show played to 115% capacity during its run at La Jolla, and had the highest paid capacity for any world premiere production in the Playhouse's history. Learn more about the Cast and Crew from the La Jolla production, and the show's Collaborators.

Belasco Theatre, New York, USA: Dracula ran at the Belasco Theatre on Broadway from 30 July 2004 through 2 January 2005. The show officially opened on 19 August, and played a total of 22 previews and 157 performances. The production starred Tom Hewitt as Dracula, Melissa Errico as Mina and Kelli O'Hara as Lucy. For a complete cast list see the Broadway Cast & Crew Page. Production photos are available on Playbill Online.

St. Gallen, Switzerland: The European premiere of Dracula, The Musical took place at the Stadttheater in St. Gallen (St. Gall), Switzerland. The show played a first season of performances from 23 April 2005 through 29 June 2005, and a second season from 13 September 2005 through 2 January 2006. Matthias Davids directed, Koen Schoots (Frank's Musical Supervisor in Europe) was musical director, and Kurt Schrepfer was choreographer. Roman Hinze provided the German translation for the show.

The cast for this production included Thomas Borchert (Jekyll & Hyde in Vienna) as Dracula, Drew Sarich as the alternate Dracula, Ann Christin Elverum as Mina Murray, Caroline Vasicek and then Nicole Sieger as Lucy Westenra, Jesper Tydén as Jonathan Harker, Chris Murray as Abraham Van Helsing, Stephan Vinzberg as Renfield, Martin Pasching as Arthur Holmwood, Alen Hodzovic as Jack Seward, Frank Winkels as Quincey Morris, and Marion Furtner, Ines Hengl-Pirker and Anna Thorén as Ensemble members.

Photos from opening night have been posted in the Project Photo Gallery. Additional production photos have been posted on several websites, including: Ann Christin Elverum's Site, Chris Murray's Site, Drew Sarich's Site, and Martin Pasching's Club Site.

West Windsor, New Jersey, USA: Cheng/Ferrara Productions and Mercer County Community College's Kelsey Theatre presented a new production of Dracula, The Musical at the Kelsey Theater, 20-31 October 2006. The cast was led by David Weitzer as Count Dracula (by special arrangement with Actor's Equity Association), Michaela Tomcho as Mina Murray and Charlene Angelini as Lucy Westenra. For a complete cast list and production photo gallery, visit the Cheng/Ferrara Productions Website.

This staging was the premiere of a newly revised version of the show, including songs not heard in the Broadway production. It was also the non-equity premiere of the show. It had new orchestrations by Nicholas Cheng (Frank's assistant), and Frank himself was directly involved in the development of the production. The show was directed by Frank Ferrara and choreographed by Jillian Potash.

Graz, Austria: Dracula had its Austrian premiere at the Musical Festival Graz. Performances took place at 8:30 pm nightly, on 8 (preview), 9 (premiere), 11, 12, 15, 16, 18, 19 and 21-25 August 2007. Thomas Borchert (Dracula), Caroline Vasicek (Lucy) and Jesper Tydén (Jonathan) all reprised their roles from the St. Gallen production. They were joined by Uwe Kröger (Rebecca) as Van Helsing and Lyn Liechty (Jekyll & Hyde) as Mina. The staging was directed by Andreas Gergen (from Schlossparktheater in Berlin), with musical direction and new orchestrations by Koen Schoots (Frank's European Musical Supervisor) and choreography by Michael Reardon (Rudolf in Budapest). A new German translation was provided by Herwig Thelen. Photos have been posted at rolfbock.at.

Regional Productions: Local and regional stagings of Dracula began in 2010, with stagings in the U.S., Canada and beyond. You can find details in the Calender Section of this site. For information on upcoming performances, see above. Calendar Listings: Past, US and Canada, Past, UK.

Hong Kong, China: Face Productions presented a youth production of Dracula at the Shouson Theatre at the Hong Kong Arts Centre, on 3 and 4 July 2010. The show was presented in English. More information is available on the Face Productions website.