Good Vs Evil In Dracula

The play that was shown at Utica College, Dracula, had a theme that portrayed tragedy or good vs. evil. Tragedy can be described as the theme for this play because the play consisted of a fight between love and life, where in the process there were a lot of deaths. The director’s vision of this play resembled that a common story of tragedy. This play is considered to be a core concept because there was no suprising or unexpected elements throughout the play, such that the concept was, indeed succesfully supported by the theme of the play. There were any improper choices made by the dicrector that could’ve contradicted the theme of this play. Although, the director did a great job with the movements. The movements enhanced the theme of the play by creating suspense. For example, when the characters began to fight for protection and were being pushed all over the stage, it made the play extra interesting and suspensful. There was nothing odd within the play that didn’t support the play’s core concept. Everything that was done by the director supported the concept as well. The actors in the play Dracula did a great job representing their characters. Specifically their voices and
The costumes were too plain and there were only a few creative costumes. Only certain costumes supported the concept of the play because they represented time period and location. Others did not have any specific style to support the theme and just looked like modern wordrobe, such like the suits the men were wearing. It was too common. One costume that did fit the concept and theme was Dracula’s costume. He wore a cape that represented his character very well. Although some costumes did not have special representations, all costumes seemed to be comfortable on each character. They were able to move and function in the costumes. For example, the costumes were so functionable that theyw ere able to fight, fall and crawl in