Dracula's Taste Test

This is a really fun show! I enjoyed all of the performances and there were some really funny moments. They bring a lot of different ideas together in a fun way. SEE IT. It's a good time.... full review

What if the Legendary Dracula came to reside in Hollywood? You’d get this light-hearted-yet “biting” Monster cabaret with some pretty hilarious snipes/homages to Hollywood and pop culture-at-large. If you attend this show you better be prepared to jump into the fun and sing along - I’m willing to bet you’ll know the songs;)... full review

Really fun and silly show, plus I got to sing along! This is a great way to relax and unwind from the horror show of the daily news and digital busyness. ... full review

A funny, goofy good time elevated by the very enthusiastic performances of the cast, this show kept a smile on my face the whole time. ... full review

"Dracula's Taste Test" is a witty, rollicking, irreverent treat of a sing-along full of surprises and fun, popular tunes that keep its audience enthralled from beginning to end. Hosted by Marz Richards's Drac, with musical accompaniment by Ryan Johnson's Phantom, this Hollywood cabaret moves at the perfect pace, featuring surprise musical acts with topical witty banter in between. Well-written/directed/choreographed/produced/acted/performed, my pals and I couldn't have asked for a more entertaining time! The entire audience sang along with delight! Bravo to all involved! ... full review

Marz' Dracula-as-variety show-host is a treat, and his guests, including a twisted take on the requisite stand up comic, songstress and a few other devilish surprises, perfectly compliment his stern, yet gracious MC . However, when crooning pop ballads, do we see a glimpse of - horror of horrors - his human side? Non stop laughs, well paced, a guaranteed fun night out.... full review

Really fun, unexpected, great characters, with audience sing along!... full review

Marz Richard's Dracula proves a generous host, inviting many classic Hollywood monsters into his cabaret and finding a few new ones, too. Most are portrayed by actors from the Sacred Fools Theatre Co. and all are given the space to bite, claw and slash their finely sharpened musical comedy skills until you die laughing.... full review

This was fun and gross and inappropriate.... full review

Wacky, irreverent, and not for the squeamish. (But why would a squeamish person go to a Dracula show?) The cast's ghoulish energy is infectious, and the house was gleefully singing along for the whole show.... full review