DRACULA
Author – Bram Stoker
Translator – Haralampi Anichkin
Director – Stayko Murdzhev
Set and Costume Designer – Nikola Nalbantov
Composer – Petar Dundakov
Choreography – Stanislav Genadiev, Mariana Yotova
Video Design – Nikola Nalbantov
Cast:
Koyna Ruseva, Nencho Kostov, Nedilyana Pavlik, Teodor Karakachanov, Katya Ivanova, Matey Michev, Aleksandar Kenderov, Zhanet Keranova, Pepa Maneva, Aleksandra Zlateva, Lora Hristova, Vanina Yordanova
Running Time: 100 minutes
Age Restriction: 16+
Performance Nominations and Awards:
IKAR Award Nomination – "Best Debut" for Aleksandar Kenderov for the role of Jonathan Harker.
IKAR Award Nomination – "Original Music" for Petar Dundakov for the music of the production.
Synopsis:
The legend comes to life once again—not as the familiar Gothic tale, but as a contemporary confrontation between darkness and light within the human soul. Dracula is a performance about the power of desire, the temptation to dominate and to surrender, and the fragile boundary between love and obsession.
On stage unfolds a mysterious yet sensual universe, where every encounter is a duel, every kiss is a danger, and every secret can become a weapon. Dracula presents not a monster, but an archetype in which our fears and longings are reflected—magnetic, contradictory, both predator and victim.