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Tag Archives: Cynthia Erivo
Review: Dynamic and enthralling: A review of Kip Williams’s Dracula, featuring Cynthia Erivo (by Rebecca Greef)
Dracula, writ. and dir. by Kip Williams, Noel Coward Theatre, London. Review by Rebecca Greef Recently I got to experience Cynthia Erivo’s enthralling performance in Kip Williams’s Dracula stage show. In the one-woman show, Erivo uses costumes, clever camera work, … Continue reading
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Tagged adaptation, Bram Stoker, Cynthia Erivo, Dracula, Kip Williams, theatre, Vampires, vampires on stage
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The Undying Allure of the Stage Vampire: Cynthia Erivo’s Dracula
Cynthia Erivo’s performance in Dracula is currently inspiring a lot of debate in the media due to its gender flipped agenda (round up of reviews here). Cynthia plays both The Count and his female victims. The production, adapted and directed … Continue reading
Posted in OGOM Research, Reviews
Tagged Cynthia Erivo, Dr Sam George, Dracula, Polidori, Stage vampire, theatre
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