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Mary Shelley’s foundational 1818 gothic thriller 'Frankenstein' has graced the New York stage in various definitive, grand-scale dramatic iterations, exploring the limits of scientific hubris and existential isolation. The haunting narrative follows a brilliant, torment-driven Swiss philosopher who discovers the secret of animation, sewing together a reanimated titan who faces total societal abandonment, transforming a search for love into a campaign of terror against his creator's family. This baseline property records a defining blueprint of psychological horror and tragic isolation in world dramatic literature.

