Tickets

Tickets are available online and at the box office. Visit BandonPlayhouse.org for ticket links.

About the Show

Directed by Bryce Longland, this dramatization captures all the horror, suspense, and poignant humanity of Shelley’s original masterpiece.

Unlike many popular movie adaptations, Peterson’s adaptation adheres faithfully to Mary Shelley’s novel. Audiences will witness the creation of the monster in Victor Frankenstein’s laboratory, followed by his vulnerable journey through a strange, unfamiliar world. Intelligent, curious, and desperate for human warmth, the monster seeks friendship and love, particularly from Dr. Frankenstein’s fiancée, Elizabeth. However, rejected and feared by society simply for being different, his tragic isolation turns him into the terrifying monster of legend.

“This script is very close to the original novel. I chose this version because it maintained the structure of Shelley’s work,” Longland said. “Unlike the popular film version, the book has deeper interactions between the Monster and Victor Frankenstein that this script honors.”

Please note that, due to mature themes, this play is recommended for audience members age 10 and older.

Visit BandonPlayhouse.org for more information.

Tickets

Tickets are available online and at the box office. Visit BandonPlayhouse.org for ticket links.

About the Show

Directed by Bryce Longland, this dramatization captures all the horror, suspense, and poignant humanity of Shelley’s original masterpiece.

Unlike many popular movie adaptations, Peterson’s adaptation adheres faithfully to Mary Shelley’s novel. Audiences will witness the creation of the monster in Victor Frankenstein’s laboratory, followed by his vulnerable journey through a strange, unfamiliar world. Intelligent, curious, and desperate for human warmth, the monster seeks friendship and love, particularly from Dr. Frankenstein’s fiancée, Elizabeth. However, rejected and feared by society simply for being different, his tragic isolation turns him into the terrifying monster of legend.

“This script is very close to the original novel. I chose this version because it maintained the structure of Shelley’s work,” Longland said. “Unlike the popular film version, the book has deeper interactions between the Monster and Victor Frankenstein that this script honors.”

Please note that, due to mature themes, this play is recommended for audience members age 10 and older.

Visit BandonPlayhouse.org for more information.

Tickets

Tickets are available online and at the box office. Visit BandonPlayhouse.org for ticket links.

About the Show

Directed by Bryce Longland, this dramatization captures all the horror, suspense, and poignant humanity of Shelley’s original masterpiece.

Unlike many popular movie adaptations, Peterson’s adaptation adheres faithfully to Mary Shelley’s novel. Audiences will witness the creation of the monster in Victor Frankenstein’s laboratory, followed by his vulnerable journey through a strange, unfamiliar world. Intelligent, curious, and desperate for human warmth, the monster seeks friendship and love, particularly from Dr. Frankenstein’s fiancée, Elizabeth. However, rejected and feared by society simply for being different, his tragic isolation turns him into the terrifying monster of legend.

“This script is very close to the original novel. I chose this version because it maintained the structure of Shelley’s work,” Longland said. “Unlike the popular film version, the book has deeper interactions between the Monster and Victor Frankenstein that this script honors.”

Please note that, due to mature themes, this play is recommended for audience members age 10 and older.

Visit BandonPlayhouse.org for more information.

Tickets

Tickets are available online and at the box office. Visit BandonPlayhouse.org for ticket links.

About the Show

Directed by Bryce Longland, this dramatization captures all the horror, suspense, and poignant humanity of Shelley’s original masterpiece.

Unlike many popular movie adaptations, Peterson’s adaptation adheres faithfully to Mary Shelley’s novel. Audiences will witness the creation of the monster in Victor Frankenstein’s laboratory, followed by his vulnerable journey through a strange, unfamiliar world. Intelligent, curious, and desperate for human warmth, the monster seeks friendship and love, particularly from Dr. Frankenstein’s fiancée, Elizabeth. However, rejected and feared by society simply for being different, his tragic isolation turns him into the terrifying monster of legend.

“This script is very close to the original novel. I chose this version because it maintained the structure of Shelley’s work,” Longland said. “Unlike the popular film version, the book has deeper interactions between the Monster and Victor Frankenstein that this script honors.”

Please note that, due to mature themes, this play is recommended for audience members age 10 and older.

Visit BandonPlayhouse.org for more information.

Tickets

Tickets are available online and at the box office. Visit BandonPlayhouse.org for ticket links.

About the Show

Directed by Bryce Longland, this dramatization captures all the horror, suspense, and poignant humanity of Shelley’s original masterpiece.

Unlike many popular movie adaptations, Peterson’s adaptation adheres faithfully to Mary Shelley’s novel. Audiences will witness the creation of the monster in Victor Frankenstein’s laboratory, followed by his vulnerable journey through a strange, unfamiliar world. Intelligent, curious, and desperate for human warmth, the monster seeks friendship and love, particularly from Dr. Frankenstein’s fiancée, Elizabeth. However, rejected and feared by society simply for being different, his tragic isolation turns him into the terrifying monster of legend.

“This script is very close to the original novel. I chose this version because it maintained the structure of Shelley’s work,” Longland said. “Unlike the popular film version, the book has deeper interactions between the Monster and Victor Frankenstein that this script honors.”

Please note that, due to mature themes, this play is recommended for audience members age 10 and older.

Visit BandonPlayhouse.org for more information.

Tickets

Tickets are available online and at the box office. Visit BandonPlayhouse.org for ticket links.

About the Show

Directed by Bryce Longland, this dramatization captures all the horror, suspense, and poignant humanity of Shelley’s original masterpiece.

Unlike many popular movie adaptations, Peterson’s adaptation adheres faithfully to Mary Shelley’s novel. Audiences will witness the creation of the monster in Victor Frankenstein’s laboratory, followed by his vulnerable journey through a strange, unfamiliar world. Intelligent, curious, and desperate for human warmth, the monster seeks friendship and love, particularly from Dr. Frankenstein’s fiancée, Elizabeth. However, rejected and feared by society simply for being different, his tragic isolation turns him into the terrifying monster of legend.

“This script is very close to the original novel. I chose this version because it maintained the structure of Shelley’s work,” Longland said. “Unlike the popular film version, the book has deeper interactions between the Monster and Victor Frankenstein that this script honors.”

Please note that, due to mature themes, this play is recommended for audience members age 10 and older.

Visit BandonPlayhouse.org for more information.

Auditions are 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 8, and 10 a.m. on Saturday, Dec. 12, at the Sprague Community Theater.

Those auditioning for stage roles are invited to prepare 16 bars of an up-tempo musical theater piece, or a pop/country song. There will also be a small dance audition. Remember to wear comfortable clothing and shoes to dance in.

“Nunsense!” It’s Habit Forming! A hilarious farce about a convent of Nuns staging a fundraiser to enable them to bury the last four nuns of their order who were accidentally poisoned by the convent cook, Sister Julia (child of God). The Little Sisters of Hoboken (well, what’s left of them) put on this riotous revue packed with hilarious, show-stopping song and dance numbers, and it always proves to be a crowd favorite.

Performances are two weekends, February 26, 27, 28 and March 5, 6, 7, 2027.

Bandon Playhouse has provided the best in community theater, from classic plays and musicals to premiere works by new playwrights, since 1976. For more information, visit BandonPlayhouse.org.

Auditions are 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 8, and 10 a.m. on Saturday, Dec. 12 at the Sprague Community Theater.

Those auditioning for stage roles are invited to prepare 16 bars of an up-tempo musical theater piece, or a pop/country song. There will also be a small dance audition. Remember to wear comfortable clothing and shoes to dance in.

“Nunsense!” It’s Habit Forming! A hilarious farce about a convent of Nuns staging a fundraiser to enable them to bury the last four nuns of their order who were accidentally poisoned by the convent cook, Sister Julia (child of God). The Little Sisters of Hoboken (well, what’s left of them) put on this riotous revue packed with hilarious, show-stopping song and dance numbers, and it always proves to be a crowd favorite.

Performances are two weekends, February 26, 27, 28 and March 5, 6, 7, 2027.

Bandon Playhouse has provided the best in community theater, from classic plays and musicals to premiere works by new playwrights, since 1976. For more information, visit BandonPlayhouse.org.

Performances will be staged two weekends, Oct. 23, 24, 25, 30, 31, and Nov. 1, at the Sprague Community Theater. Find a character list and preview audition materials at BandonPlayhouse.org.

This dramatization of the Mary Shelley novel was adapted by author and playwright A. S. Peterson. The Bandon Playhouse production of “Frankenstein” is directed by Bryce Longland.

Performances will be staged two weekends, Oct. 23, 24, 25, 30, 31, and Nov. 1, at the Sprague Community Theater. Find a character list and preview audition materials at BandonPlayhouse.org.

This dramatization of the Mary Shelley novel was adapted by author and playwright A. S. Peterson. The Bandon Playhouse production of “Frankenstein” is directed by Bryce Longland.