ROANOKE, Va. (WDBJ) – The Roanoke Ballet Theatre is proudly presenting, “Dracula.”

It says the production follows the infamous character as he commences a reign of terror following the tragic loss of his wife, Elizabeth. Centuries later, a young lawyer travels to Transylvania to finalize a real estate deal with the Count. Dracula comes to believe the attorney’s betrothed Mina is actually the reincarnation of his wife.

Choreographer Norbert Nirewicz is playing the title role of Dracula.

The Roanoke Ballet Theatre’s production of “Dracula” is happening at the Jefferson Center Shaftman Performance Hall October 30 at 2 and 7 p.m.. For tickets, call 540-345-2550, or click on this link.

According to the Jefferson Center’s COVID policy, all ticketed groups are required to be in seats at least three feet away from other ticketed groups. To help accommodate this, all online ticket purchases will be sold in pairs.

In response to current CDC recommendations, the requests of performing artists, and out of an abundance of caution, everyone is required to wear a mask to Jefferson Center’s public events.

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