Deep in the dark Welsh hillsides a castle stands ruined, home to a tortured soul who awaits the fulfilment of an ancient prophecy. A lonely master searching for his bride, he spends the days at rest and stalks the grounds at night.
The night is dark, the weather is terrible (even for Rhyl) and Chloe and Trev Harker have just broken down outside the castle with their two kids, lost on their way out of Liverpool. They are welcomed in by the charming Doctor Acula who has a natty line in knitwear but has got a couple of pointy teeth and isn't keen on garlic bread, if you know what I mean.
The Doctor invites them to stay for supper but there is more to him than meets the eye. Trev reckon she's gone a bit batty and has got his eye on Chloe, particularly the bit between her head and her shoulders. If they can make it until dawn then they'll be safe. They just need to survive the longest night of their lives.
Join us for Helen Carter's Dracula spectacular, a brand-new smash hit musical comedy packed with 80s power ballads and horrific goings on. You'll laugh, you'll sing and you'll leap out of your seat in terror. Either way, I'd bring some spare pants.
It's going to be bloody, brilliant!
Written by and starring Helen Carter
Directed by John Young
Stalls tickets are available with a meal (served at your table before the show) for an extra £16 for one course and £23 for two courses at evening shows, or an extra £10 for one course and £16 for two courses at matinees.
If you are bringing a large group, every tenth ticket is free. This ticket will be automatically added to your basket on purchase. Meals and building levy must still be paid on your free ticket.
A BSL performance is on Tuesday 20 April.
An Audio Described performance is on Wednesday 14 April.
Captioning will be available for performances for the final week of the show.
Wheelchair spaces are available to book online if you are a Nimbus card holder. You can find more information on how to register on our Accessibility page.
The Relaxed Performance is on Tuesday 13 April. Relaxed performances are perfect for anyone who might prefer a more laid-back atmosphere - including people with autism, dementia, learning disabilities, mental health conditions, or anyone who might make involuntary noises. There's no pressure here, no judgement - just a friendly space where you can enjoy the show your way.
If you are dining with us please arrive between 11.45am and 12.30pm for afternoon shows, and 5.45pm and 6.30pm for evening shows.
Circle and Balcony will open at 12.45pm for afternoon shows, and 6.45pm for evening shows.
There are bars in the Stalls, Circle and Balcony for pre-show and interval drinks.
Please note the bar will close 15 minutes before the advertised start time.
Fri 6th Nov 2026 to Sat 16th Jan 2027
Fri 19th Feb to Sat 13th Mar 2027
25th Oct 2026
