The World that Inspired Bram Stoker’s Dracula | VAMPYRE MAN Radio Play | Literary Origin

Journey into the gothic world of Bram Stoker, brought to life in this evocative radio play by Joseph O'Connor. This gripping auditory experience explores the origins of Dracula, the Victorian Gothic antihero that forever changed gothic horror literature.
Discover the world that fueled Stoker’s imagination: the Lyceum Theatre in London, the enigmatic actor Henry Irving, Whitby and Dublin. Meet the extraordinary personalities who shaped his gothic masterpiece, including the ethereal actress Ellen Terry and Stoker’s own wife, Florence Balcombe.
🎧 Perfect For:
Gothic literature fans
Radio play enthusiasts
History and drama lovers
Dracula devotees
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[@bloke1348]

Top rate production of a fascinating subject.

[@YesterHear]

Many thanks! 🌻

[@istobh000]

pretty cool. Can def see how certain parts made it to the novel. Thanks for posting.

[@cuthbert2546]

This was fascinating! Great story, great acting.

[@audacitees]

would love to make it to whitby some day.

[@JonWhitney]

This was magnificent

[@SFGal9]

So Vlad was "born" from Henry, who's Bram's bff? hmmm..

[@YuTv1408]

Cool story. Intriguing