Anton Tweedale and Sam Carlyle on Dracula – (Un)Dead Air

Well written, well acted and with a fitting and memorable climax.

A remarkable solo performance from James Swanton

As a Londoner born and bred, a book lover and aspiring writer to boot, I am ashamed to admit I’d never heard of the London Library. Tucked away in St James’s Square, just behind Piccadilly, it houses over one million books. First editions, antiquities and periodicals stretching back five centuries; a treasure trove of history, knowledge and wisdom. How could I not have known about this place? Another startling fact: Bram Stoker joined the library in 1890 and did his ...

Valiant ambition, energetic performances, but sadly lacking in bite.

A haunting, atmospheric production that keeps the audience on its toes.