Dear friends and followers of Actor’s Nausea,

We are delighted to announce that our next play will be performed on the weekend of the 9th of November, 2024 at 20:00 and 18:00.

What illness is plaguing Dr Quincy’s niece Lucy? Why has Mina Harker’s husband suddenly disappeared without a trace? And why are coffins full of earth being delivered to the neighbour’s house? Renowned psychologist Dr Quincy is faced with a mystery. Then one evening, a sinister gentleman from Transylvania turns up at the door – and disaster takes its gruesome course.

The mysterious gentleman is none other than Count Dracula, the forefather of all modern vampires. In Tim Kelly’s adaptation, the women are at the centre of the action, giving the story a modern, gender-appropriate twist. At the same time, Kelly succeeds in weaving an intense stage adventure from Bram Stoker’s epistolary novel, in which individual characters are given more space and others are reimagined.
Let yourself be drawn into the dark world of Count Dracula and his wives, but also into a world full of light, hope and a good dose of goose bumps!

Tickets will be available for 13€/ 8€.

Tickets can now be reserved here!

Your Nauseates


About us

Since 2000, Actor’s Nausea has performed more than 25 plays in the English language. The group originated in Mollie Jackson’s slightly different language course and has since evolved into a registered association (est. 2017) with close ties to the Department of English, American and Romance Studies at RWTH Aachen University. Our members are mainly students and former students – English studies being just one of many of our member’s fields.

“What’s Lampenfieber [the German word for stage fright] in English?” – “I don’t know… ‘actor’s nausea’?”