
Dracula (Jean LeClerc)
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The record-breaking 1977 Broadway revival of the Deane and Balderston gothic thriller 'Dracula' received an infusion of international romantic energy when French-Canadian stage favorite Jean LeClerc triumphantly succeeded Frank Langella in the title role at the Martin Beck Theatre. Performing within the immersive, multi-Tony Award-winning monochromatic scenic and costume universe designed by Edward Gorey, LeClerc infused the Count with a menacing elegance and a sultry vocal baritone. The production charts a vampire's infiltration of a London asylum, performing alongside a stellar ensemble led by Jerome Dempsey as Van Helsing, capturing a significant long-running chapter.

