Tag Archives: Byzantium

‘Some Curious Disquiet’: Troubled Teens Turn Vampire in St Albans @AbbeyTheatreStA

Posted on 26th July 2016 by Lucy Northenra

I was at the Abbey Theatre in St Albans last week with a friend to see a play entitled ‘A Vampire Story’ written by Moira Buffini and directed by Phillip Reardon. Buffini has collaborated with Damon Albarn and this play was … Continue reading →

Posted in Generation Dead: YA Fiction and the Gothic news, Reviews | Tagged Byzantium, Moira Buffini, St Albans Abbey Theatre, Teenage vampires, theatre, Vampires | 4 Comments

Genevieve Valentine, ‘How the vampire became film’s most feminist monster’

Posted on 16th October 2015 by William the Bloody

A fascinating essay by Genevieve Valentine on the shifting nature of the powerful and ambivalent female vampire in cinema.

Posted in Critical thoughts | Tagged A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night, Byzantium, Carmilla, Dracula, Dracula's Daughters, Feminism, Film, Hammer horror, Interview With the Vampire, Let the Right One In, Neil Jordan, Only Lovers Left Alive, sexuality, Thirst, Vampires | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: Byzantium

‘Some Curious Disquiet’: Troubled Teens Turn Vampire in St Albans @AbbeyTheatreStA

Genevieve Valentine, ‘How the vampire became film’s most feminist monster’

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