From the creators of Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea (“Magical!... Jaw dropping!" - the New York Times ) and Jungle Book ("A Must See" - Broadway World) comes a new theatrical adaptation of the original Sci-Fi, Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein.
The third in the “connection” trilogy of high-tech classics from Kidoons, Frankenstein is a living comic book for the whole family!
This electrifying new stage production blends immersive comic book design and playful theatrical techniques to reanimate the sci-fi classic for a new generation. This new family-friendly spin on the literary classic, Frankenstein confronts modern issues of climate change, artificial intelligence, and our relationship to technology… monsters of our own making! When a young graphic novelist named Mary discovers the journal of Dr. Victor Frankenstein, she’s drawn into his uncanny story of secret experiments to conquer death. She discovers that we all need to face our own fears… before they face us!
FRANKENSTEIN: A Living Comic Book
By Craig Francis and Rick Miller and Paul Van Dyck
Adapted from the novel by Mary Shelley
Directed by Craig Francis and Rick Miller
Premiered in 2022.
The third in the “connection” trilogy of high-tech classics from Kidoons, Frankenstein is a living comic book for the whole family!
This electrifying new stage production blends immersive comic book design and playful theatrical techniques to reanimate the sci-fi classic for a new generation. This new family-friendly spin on the literary classic, Frankenstein confronts modern issues of climate change, artificial intelligence, and our relationship to technology… monsters of our own making! When a young graphic novelist named Mary discovers the journal of Dr. Victor Frankenstein, she’s drawn into his uncanny story of secret experiments to conquer death. She discovers that we all need to face our own fears… before they face us!
FRANKENSTEIN: A Living Comic Book
A Geordie, Kidoons and WYRD Productions presentation
in association with The 20K Collective and the Segal Centre
Adapted from the novel by Mary Shelley
Directed by Craig Francis and Rick Miller
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