In this stage adaptation of “Frankenstein,” authors Jeffrey Jackson and Mark Baron sought to create a work that was extraordinarily faithful to Mary Shelley's original novel while offering a bold, new experience for modern theatre audiences.  To do so, they have broken with many of the conventions of musical theater to re-imagine the classic allegory as a “memory play” in which time and space are fluid, and in which people and places come instantly alive in the mind of the story's protagonist, Victor Frankenstein—and vanish just as quickly.  The result is a thrilling "mindscape" that brings the timeless myth of Frankenstein to the stage as never before. -- Rated PG

Director: Phillip H. Colglazier