Soulton Hall Shudders with Delight
The echoes of gasps and shudders still linger within the courtyards of Soulton Hall! British Touring Shakespeare cast a spellbinding spell on our historic grounds with their recent performance of Bram Stoker’s chilling masterpiece, Dracula.
On a crisp August evening, audiences gathered under the watchful gaze of the stars for an unforgettable night of open-air theatre.
Professor Van Helsing’s most terrifying case unfolded before their eyes, as he grappled with the mysterious illness plaguing a young woman after her trip to Whitby. Suspense crackled in the air as the legendary vampire descended upon Soulton Hall, and the audience held its breath as the battle between good and evil took center stage.
With a masterful blend of gothic horror and thrilling storytelling, British Touring Shakespeare’s Dracula left an eerly unease. Those who braved the performance undoubtedly returned home with a newfound appreciation for the power of live theatre and a lingering chill that only a good vampire tale can provide.
