Dracula Rides Again

by Jeff Goode

When Doc Frankenstein and the Count fall for the same showgirl, you’re in for an evening of showdowns and hoedowns that could turn Tombstone into a ghost town. A Halloween Western family entertainment in two acts. And the Mummy dances.“One of the most interesting young writing talents in the off-Loop scene, Goode is in equal parts funny, angry, imaginative, crude and hopelessly over the top.” —Chicago Tribune“A depraved playwright.” —Denver Post“A smarty-pants theater cult-god.” —Northern California Bohemian“It’s easy to see why some might call Jeff Goode ‘anti-Christ.'” —Arizona Daily Star“Playwright Goode is a witty wordsmith.” —Beacon Journal (Akron)

52 pages, Paperback

Published January 16, 2006

Reviews

[Trevor]

Super fun (and quick) read, especially for monster fans with a sense of humor. Would love to see this play performed live.

[Lee-Anna Semenyna]

So much fun, would be hysterical to bring to life.