ASL performances on July 25 and August 8 only.
Dracula, the infamous vampire who cannot die and who subsists
on the blood of hapless victims, will stalk the Showboat this
summer with eerie allure (and a bit of wry humor). Mystery and
suspense are the backbone of Bram Stoker's famed novel, brought
back to the stage once again by Charles Nolte.
Join us for a lively evening of hissing the villain, cheering the hero, and
escaping the ordinary in the most appropriate of settings: a Victorian
jewelbox theatre. As always, olios will be interspersed throughout the
melodrama to amuse, entertain, and tickle your fancy. These delightfully
choreographed interludes are a time-honored tradition of the Showboat.
Go back in time with us as you experience a whimsical summer evening aboard
our turn-of-this-century Showboat. By itself, or coupled with a picnic,
cruise, or dinner in the riverfront district, your Minnesota Centennial
Showboat evening will be unforgettable!
Dracula will open in June 2003 and run through August on a schedule to be
announced. *ASL Interpreted Performances will be on July 25 and August 8.
All bookings for groups, individual Showboat tickets, and evening cruise
packages will be made available exclusively through the Padelford Packet
Boat Company. For tickets or more information on any Showboat event, please
call: 651.227.1100 (Use 711 for Relay Service)
or visit www.riverrides.com.
Any questions about interpreting services, contact Amy Amundsen at
612.624.3730 or
. Thank you!!
