| Carmilla |
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 |  | | Sub Title |
|  | A Romantic Legend of the Undead |
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 |  | | AUTHOR |
|  | Lord Longford
 Adapted from J. Sheridan Le Fanu by the Earl of Longford |
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 |  | | Setting |
|  | A Salon adjoining Count Carlsfeld's ballroom in Styria in the Empire of Austria, 1840 |
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 |  | | Synopsis |
|  | A forerunner of Bram Stoker's Dracula, Le Fanu's story concerns a female vampire, Carmilla, who preys on young women like Laura, the daughter of an Austrian landowner. A family friend, General Spielsdorf, whose daughter has already fallen victim to Carmilla is determined to vanquish her for good. |
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 |  | | Adapted/Translated From |
|  | Sheridan Le Fanu
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|  | Adaptation/Translation |
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 |  | | Number of Acts |
|  | Full-Length |
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 |  | | Cast Size Male |
|  | 16 |
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 |  | | Cast Size Female |
|  | 11 |
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 |  | | Casting Notes |
|  | Two female roles can be doubled up, one male role is doubled. Extras as peasants are also mentioned. |
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 |  | | Date of First Production |
|  | 3 May 1932 |
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 |  | | Production |
|  | Presented by Edwards-Mac Liammoir Gate Theatre Productions |
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 |  | | ORIGINAL VENUE |
|  | Gate Theatre/Amharclann an Gheata |
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 |  | | The information for this entry was taken from press cuttings of the time, with additional information from the production programme of the revival production in 1933. |  |
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