Dracula
Dracula play tickets: Cynthia Erivo, back on stage with bite
She blew us away as Wicked Witch Elphaba in Wicked, and now three-time Oscar nominee Cynthia Erivo brings her bitingly-good talents back to the stage for Kip Williams’s Dracula play. This exhilarating one-woman performance sees Erivo transform into 23 roles, backed by a groundbreaking cine-theatre vision from Tony nominee Williams. Chilling, thrilling, and one of the hottest tickets of 2026… what are you waiting for? Book now for a Gothic horror classic that’s crawled out of the shadows and into the Noel Coward Theatre.
A crumbling castle, a dark presence lurking inside, and a reign of terror about to be unleashed… Bram Stoker’s chilling masterpiece about a vampire who wants to conquer the world has been adapted and reimagined countless times – but never like this. Get ready to experience a seductive theatrical experience that will send a shiver down your spine. First staged by Sydney Theatre Company in 2024, it’s conceived and directed by Kip Williams, who collaborated with Sarah Snook on Olivier Award winner The Picture of Dorian Gray last year.
Williams is a Tony Award nominee whose genre-defying approach to live performance has redefined how we experience classic texts. Combining live acting with cameras and recorded performance, he goes further than ever with the heart-stopping Dracula play.
Cynthia Erivo adds another spectacular performance to her CV as the sole cast member of Dracula. Best known for the Wicked films, she has also appeared in Harriet, Genius: Aretha and The Colour Purple, and has won Tony, Emmy and Grammy awards. It’s been ten years since she appeared in a full-scale London theatre production, and her most recent stage credit was for Jesus Christ Superstar at Hollywood Bowl last year.
The Count has awakened, and he’s set his sights on a new victim… don’t miss your opportunity to see this landmark show, playing in London for a strictly limited season.
Child friendly?
The Dracula play age rating is 12+. The show features adult themes, descriptions of violence, theatrical haze, depictions of medical procedures, needles, theatrical blood, on-screen blood imagery and flashing light effects. This may be subject to change.