VIDEO: Go Behind the Scenes - Moose Hall Theatre Company to 'Mount the Count' with DRACULA!

DRACULA! THE TALE OF FLESH & BLOOD - Help Moose Hall Theatre Co. "Mount-The-Count" from Ted Minos on Vimeo.

Moose Hall Theatre Company / Inwood Shakespeare Festival has been a vital, groundbreaking theatrical force in Northernmost Manhattan for 17 years. Through popular demand, the group is reviving one of their most exciting, acclaimed productions. Dracula! is a haunting and tantalizing exploration into the sources of deep disbelief, desperate faith, whimsical fantasy and genuine fear. Go behind the scenes in the video!

Jonathan Harker, a young London lawyer, is dispatched to a rich nobleman in Transylvania, Count Dracula. Assisting the Count with his purchase of an English estate and his travel-plans, Jonathan learns that he has paved the way for a ruthless immortal vampire to prey upon the people that he most loves. By fighting against this supernatural monster, everyone's life is changed, forever.

With DRACULA! THE TALE OF FLESH AND BLOOD, Moose Hall is offering this historic gothic-horror story in a historic theatrical venue, the 13th St. Rep. Co., during a haunting time, Halloween Season, in the heartland of Halloween-Revelry, Greenwich Village! Tickets on sale now at brownpapertickets.com.

Chin-up, for a gripping/nipping adventure! Count Dracula (Kevin G.Shinnick, returning in the title role) admonishes a poor clerk (Sean MacBride Murray). Inwood Shakespeare Festival, 2009 production of Dracula! Photo, Ted Minos Moose Hall Theatre Company is introducing its unique theatrical approach to the greater NYC theatrical world as we continue bringing contemporary and classic theatre, opera, chamber music and dance, translating 17 years of delighting thousands of audience members in beautiful Inwood Hill Park Peninsula, to new traditional and non-traditional venues.

Throughout 17 years of productions, Moose Hall has earned their place as one of New York City's finest Off-Off Broadway companies, for acting, directing and its productions of plays by Ionesco, Shakespeare, Calderón de la Barca and H.G. Wells. They have been distinguished by broadening the tradition of casting across culture, gender, race and religion. These are just some of the qualities the group's followers have grown to expect and which will be further explored in their latest incarnation, DRACULA! THE TALE OF FLESH AND BLOOD.

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