Frankenstein

Frankenstein is a haunting stage adaptation of Mary Shelley’s timeless gothic novel that explores the blurred boundaries between creation and destruction, ambition and morality. The play follows Victor Frankenstein, a brilliant but obsessive scientist, who defies natural law to create life. Driven by a desire to conquer death, Victor constructs a living being from stolen corpses—but the result is a creature abandoned at birth, rejected by society, and tormented by loneliness.As the creature journeys through the world, he grapples with his own identity and the cruelty of mankind, eventually turning to vengeance against his creator. This play captures the novel’s philosophical depth while intensifying its emotional core for the stage, focusing on the tragic bond between Victor and the creature.

Frankenstein is a haunting stage adaptation of Mary Shelley’s timeless gothic novel that explores the blurred boundaries between creation and destruction, ambition and morality. The play follows Victor Frankenstein, a brilliant but obsessive scientist, who defies natural law to create life. Driven by a desire to conquer death, Victor constructs a living being from stolen corpses—but the result is a creature abandoned at birth, rejected by society, and tormented by loneliness.As the creature journeys through the world, he grapples with his own identity and the cruelty of mankind, eventually turning to vengeance against his creator. This play captures the novel’s philosophical depth while intensifying its emotional core for the stage, focusing on the tragic bond between Victor and the creature.

Frankenstein is a haunting stage adaptation of Mary Shelley’s timeless gothic novel that explores the blurred boundaries between creation and destruction, ambition and morality. The play follows Victor Frankenstein, a brilliant but obsessive scientist, who defies natural law to create life. Driven by a desire to conquer death, Victor constructs a living being from stolen corpses—but the result is a creature abandoned at birth, rejected by society, and tormented by loneliness.As the creature journeys through the world, he grapples with his own identity and the cruelty of mankind, eventually turning to vengeance against his creator. This play captures the novel’s philosophical depth while intensifying its emotional core for the stage, focusing on the tragic bond between Victor and the creature.

Frankenstein is a haunting stage adaptation of Mary Shelley’s timeless gothic novel that explores the blurred boundaries between creation and destruction, ambition and morality. The play follows Victor Frankenstein, a brilliant but obsessive scientist, who defies natural law to create life. Driven by a desire to conquer death, Victor constructs a living being from stolen corpses—but the result is a creature abandoned at birth, rejected by society, and tormented by loneliness.As the creature journeys through the world, he grapples with his own identity and the cruelty of mankind, eventually turning to vengeance against his creator. This play captures the novel’s philosophical depth while intensifying its emotional core for the stage, focusing on the tragic bond between Victor and the creature.