ALT "You know a show is going to be special when one of the greatest audio drama writers takes on one of the greatest horror novels, but Danse Macabre exceeds even my sky-high expectations. You think you know the story of Dracula, but you're wrong - I don't want to say anymore, because the twist and turns in the first episode alone are magnificent. Beyond the brilliant writing, sound design, and score, the two actors at the center are in turns charming, terrifying, sympathetic, and grotesque. A true tour de force for all involved and guaranteed to have you salivating for the next episode." - Lauren Shippen, Creator, The Bright Sessions, Breaker Whiskey

ALT "Reimagining a work as thoroughly poured over as Dracula is no easy feat, but Dracula: The Danse Macabre by Gabriel Urbina is a wonder of sinister menace, cleverly twisting the tale we think we know into a new waking nightmare. The atmospheric sound design by Jeffrey Nils Gardner and beautifully nasty score by Alan Rodi accentuate outstanding performances from Evangeline Young and Peter Coleman, all in the service of a story that seductively draws you in, just like the dread figure at its center, until it reaches the end you knew was coming but hoped it would avoid. A haunting triumph." - Christopher Dole, Co-Creator, Arden, Host, My Big Score

ALT A photo of the title page of a script, which reads: Dracula: The Danse Macabre By Gabriel Urbina Episode 1 "The Happiness You Bring"

ALT A photo of the title page of a script, which reads: Dracula: The Danse Macabre By Gabriel Urbina Episode 2 "A Stranger in a Strange Land"

ALT A photo of the title page of a script, which reads: Dracula: The Danse Macabre By Gabriel Urbina Episode 3 "Experimental Purposes"

ALT A photo of the title page of a script, which reads: Dracula: The Danse Macabre By Gabriel Urbina Episode 4 "The Bride of Dracula"