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Dracula (1977 Frank Langella)
Condition: Very Good (minor shelf wear)
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Condition: Very Good (minor shelf wear)
Condition: Very Good (minor shelf wear)
This authentic vintage window card promotes the Tony Award-winning 1977 Broadway revival of Dracula at the Martin Beck Theatre. Directed by Dennis Rosa and adapted by Hamilton Deane and John L. Balderston from Bram Stoker's classic 1897 gothic novel, this acclaimed production starred Frank Langella in his iconic, sensual portrayal of Count Dracula, alongside Ann Sachs as Lucy Seward, Jerome Dempsey as Abraham Van Helsing, and Richard Kavanaugh as R.M. Renfield. Celebrated for its striking black-and-white visual design, the show featured Tony Award-winning scenic and costume designs by renowned artist Edward Gorey. Printed on sturdy cardstock in the standard 14x22-inch display format, this collectible theatrical artifact documents a landmark run in 1970s Broadway history. Tailored for gothic horror historians, Edward Gorey art collectors, and vintage Broadway ephemera archivists, this original promotional poster offers a classic piece of stage memorabilia.


