Here are some showings and performances of “Nosferatu” for this Halloween season:
Before Twilight & True Blood, before Dracula even, there was…
Middlesex County College & The Raconteur present
NOSFERATU: THE FIRST VAMPYRE
Adapted & Directed by Alex Dawson
ONLY 4 SHOWS LEFT! Last year’s A CLOCKWORK ORANGE sold out. Why risk it? CLICK HERE to purchase $10 tickets NOW!
Based on the 1923 German Expressionist film by F. W. Murnau, Dawson’s stage adaptation additionally draws on Chinese shadow-play, Shakespeare, and explorer/orientalist Captain Sir Richard Burton’s translation of Hindu vampire fables to tell the story of Count Orlock, a rat-fanged Romanian looking for love even as he brings a boatload of Black Death to a German village. From the team that brought you last year’s unsettling hit A CLOCKWORK ORANGE, with makeup by Tom Savini alumnus Dan Diana, the production, which opens with the terrifying image of the eponymous Nos suspended fifteen feet above the audience, will make even the swooniest Twilight fan forget RobPat and his teen beat vamps.
8 PM, Thurs – Sat, OCT 21 – 30 (special midnight show on Mischief Night). The Studio Theater @ MCC 2600 Woodbridge Ave., Edison, NJ 08818. All tickets $10. For more info, film trailer, and to purchase tickets online, click HERE.
NOTE TO PARENTS: If your kids are old enough to see the b/w films from Universal’s horror heyday: Frankenstein, The Wolf Man, Dracula, they’re old enough for this. It’s very, very creepy, but not graphic in the least.
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The Raconteur
431 Main Street
Metuchen, NJ 08840
www.raconteurbooks.com
What: Nosferatu
Where: Prince Charles Cinema
7-10 Leicester Place
London Chinatown
London
WC2H 7BP
When: 22 October 2010 to 28 October 2010
Admission: $20-$30Nosferatu remains a timeless classic of horror – eerie, expressionistic and just plain frightening. Max Shrek’s cadaverous Count Orlok, with rat like fangs and long talon-like fingers, is still the definitive screen portayal of the vampire. A suitably chilling live musical accompaniment is promised by renowned cinema organist Donald McKenzie on the terrifyingly powerful Usher Hall organ.
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What: Nosferatu – A Symphony of Horror
Time: October 16, 2010 from 6pm to 10pm
Location: Woman’s Club of Kenosha
Street: 6028 8th Avenue
City/Town: Kenosha, WI
Website or Map: http://www.kenoshamedia.orgA live-theater/multi-media experience, featuring a 40-60 member chorus from the Choral Arts Society of SE Wisconsin, modern dance by Laurenzi Dance, narration and sound effects by RG Productions, prose and poetry by Kenosha Writers Guild, and creative work by artists associated with Lemon Street Gallery and ArtWorks, presented with the silent film classic, Nosferatu. Authentic German dishes by Exceptional Events of Kenosha. Tickets: $30/adults. $25/seniors/students.
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What: Nosferatu – with Silent with Live Organ Accompaniment
Where: The Landmark Loew’s Jersey
54 Journal Square
Jersey City, NJ 07306
When: Sat, Oct 23, 2010 8:20 pm – 10:00 pmFor more information, go here.


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