Yes, I have seen a version of Dracula on stage, but it was an amateur production - not in the sense of being performed by amateurs as they're often the best, but in the sense of OTT acting and laughable special effects. It wasn't actually meant to be a comedy, but the audience were in fits of laughter by the end!

I also saw a version of Frankenstein which was OK but not brilliant.
I think one of the best genre things I've seen on stage apart from The Woman in Black was a version of Gormenghast, believe it or not. Can you imagine that? I mean, they had enough trouble bringing a version to TV, but on stage ..?! It was quite magnificent! The same troupe also did The Ancient Mariner, which was good too.
But I'd still like to see more on stage. Apart from stage versions of things like the above, is there anyone actually writing
original genre stage plays nowadays? We've got lots of contemporary drama, comedies and thrillers - and musicals coming out of our ears - but how about some new SF/horror. I reckon the stage was made for spooky stuff myself.
