The Dying God: A Vampire's Tale ( A new Dramatic play in NYC)

I've found a really unique play. Will anyone watch this one?
http://www.angelfire.com/ny5/thedyinggod
If you thought you knew everything about vampires it's because you haven't met Damien. He's a vampire who makes Dracula look like an altar boy. And he's a killer who can't be killed.


The Dying God: A Vampire's Tale is the story of a young man who has turned himself into a monster of the night. He has a soul, but very little humanity. He kills with no remorse...save for one victim...his first. He is exceedingly handsome, brooding, and a hunk...



...and this vampire doesnt sleep in a coffin.
The Dying God: A Vampire's Tale (A Dramatic Play in NYC)

Just saw it, maybe it was because I really lacked sleep ( a 2pm Sunday performaance) but I ended up lost aa couple of times trying to follow. But the lead cute as sh$t in the nude and the best actor on stage (worth $20 anyday)

Here is a review of the play if interested:
http://retyper.com/archives/2004/10/the_dying_god_a.php
October 22, 2004
The Dying God - A Vampire's Tale
RELATED ENTRIES

- Muscular Naked Guy. Hot Girls in short tight dresses. Lots of Killing. Gay Sex (I think). Dumb Blonde (who is really smart & conniving)

If you found yourself jumping on the Internet looking for news after your DA Vinci Code read, you will probably enjoy the new play by writer & director Gerard Denza, which brings a modern & original spin to the very popular vampire concept. Take this as a recommendation, however I will also suggest that you take a bible, & dictionary if you have not read anything in say a few years. Pretty dramatic & intellectual stuff here. I thoroughly enjoyed the dying God - a vampire's tale which follows seven people who are manipulated to death by the fabulous lady Bayla, the characters interaction is a strong point of this play, particularly the banter between Colette(dumb blonde) & Antonia, Daman was the play's anti-hero who has distanced himself from the world, I think he was gay, maybe I misinterpreted -- he becomes a crazed vampire killer. Although the play needs some tightening -- (2hr & 30mins) overall it was fresh, made me think, at times I even found myself wondering if this was real (very intimate space) and the cast was going to induct me into this cult thingy.


Performances
10/23 10/24* 10/28 10/29 10/30 10/31*
8 P. M Evening Performances * 2 P.M. Matinee only
Ticket:$20 (Students & Seniors $17.50)
www.smarttix.com





The Dying God: A Vampire's Tale(A Dramatic Play in NYC)