The Steven Dietz adaptation of Bram Stoker’s gothic chiller Dracula has become the go-to stage version of the vampire saga for theaters across America. Unlike many big-screen re-imaginings, this Dracula retains the sexual underpinnings, the grim hopelessness and the stink of human decay that Stoker wove into his unsettling novel.
Jobsite Theater, in Tampa’s Straz Center for the Performing Arts, is two productions into a unique season of “greatest hits,” shows that performed spectacularly for the company in the past, and are being re-mounted in hopes of luring back audiences in pre-Covid-era numbers.
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