Dracula's Taste Test

fun up to a point... full review

Lacks substance. Despite all the preparation put into the production, it seems that no one put much thought into the script or the jokes. The political commentary came out of left field and really didn't belong. The show is listed in the "musicals and opera" category, but I don't think karaoke counts as musical or opera. When there are so many great shows at Fringe, why spend your money and time on something like this?... full review

The show was lively and the actors were having a good time, but it didn't break any new ground. The sing-alongs were fun.... full review

This is the kind of show you can only get at Fringe – no agenda, no propaganda, and no purpose other than to just have fun.... full review

Unleash the goofiness! Dracula is hosting sing-alongs, hurling puns likes grenades, riffing on the perils of lost loves and the inconvenience of bringing them back from the after-life, inviting a few friends like Frankenstein’s Monster or Quasimodo over for a chat and a few jokes… this thing works best when it is going full steam ahead and doesn’t care if the occasional joke brings only groans. Go for the monsters, stay for the fun!... full review

Highly Recommended. This show couldn't get any Fringier and that's what we love about it!... full review