Texas Ballet Theater brings ‘Dracula’ to Bass Hall

Ben Stevenson's 'Dracula'

Texas Ballet Theater is calling all the “children of the night.”

TBT will present Ben Stevenson’s Dracula at Bass Performance Hall, Oct. 16 through 18. The Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra will accompany the production set to Franz Liszt’s gothic score arranged by John Lanchbery.

The adaptation of Bram Stoker’s classic vampire tale transports the audience to the Transylvanian village where the undead Count seduces his victims. This theatrical ballet features flying vampire brides, a ghastly coach that winds on and off stage and Dracula’s maneuverings of a 30-pound, 25-foot cape.

Dracula’s 18 brides are costumed in period-centric attire: each has a custom-made bridal gown and wig designed to represent the time period during which took the victim as a bride.

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For tickets and more information: www.texasballettheater.org or at 877-828-9200.

Texas Ballet Theater presents Ben Stevenson’s Dracula

Bass Performance Hall

Accompaniment by Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra

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525 Commerce St.

Fort Worth 76102

Friday, October 16, 8PM

Saturday, October 17, 2PM and 8PM

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Sunday, October 18, 2PM and 7PM