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When Gothic Horror Met Glam Rock: Why Stoker Wilde is London’s Next Big Cult Sensation

November 4, 2026 by Alan Greenhalgh Leave a Comment
Theatrical show poster with large pink title text reading "STOKER WILDE: A NEW MUSICAL DEVELOPMENTAL CONCERT SHARING". The credits note Book and Lyrics by Eric Rosen, Music and Lyrics by Rodney Bush, and Directed by Séimí Campbell. The tagline reads "BE THERE AT THE BEGINNING. OCTOBER 27-31". The bottom banner features the Wilton's Music Hall logo alongside booking details for wiltons.org.uk and box office number 020 7702 2789.

History collides with a blistering rock score at Wilton’s Music Hall in Stoker Wilde. Read our review of this sensational new 90-minute glam-rock musical exploring the secret shared past of Bram Stoker and Oscar Wilde.

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Filed Under: Arts, Blog Tagged With: Bram Stoker, Christina Bennington, Connor Carson, David Bedella, Dracula, Eric Rosen, Glam Rock, Glenn Adamson, Gothic Horror, London Theatre, new musical, off West End, Oscar Wilde, Queer History, Rodney Bush, Seimi Campbell, Stoker Wilde, Stoker Wilde Musical, theatre review, West end theatre, Whats on London, Wiltons Music Hall
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