Kurt Rhoads portrays Count Dracula in the Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park’s production of Dracula. A suspenseful race against time, Dracula is deliciously decadent, deadly and spellbinding entertainment. Dracula runs through October 5 in the Playhouse’s Robert S. Marx Theatre.
Dashing young Jonathan Harker (portrayed by Jeffrey Withers, left) dances with his fiancée Lucy Seward (portrayed by Julia Coffey, right) in Dracula. Written by Hamilton Deane and John L. Balderston.
Psychiatric patient R.M. Renfield (portrayed by Scott Schafer, right) begs Van Helsing (portrayed by John Michalski, left) to save his soul and send him away for good.
Butterworth (portrayed by Larry Bull, left) makes a play for Miss Wells (Elizabeth Helitzer).
The legendary Professor Van Helsing (portrayed by John Michalski, right) realizes that the face of Count Dracula (portrayed by Kurt Rhoads, left) can’t be seen in his mirror.
