I was flipping my edition of Dracula and notice that the bibliography at the end was followed by a filmographie and : a scenography and a radio(graphy?)

You can be sure that I will try to find the radio adaptations but the scenography start with the play wrote by the author self. According to this article talking quickly about the play, it was mostly an attempt to protect the copyright for any pirate adaptation. That why it was not put on scene more than once.

Speaking of pirating, I couldn’t find a copy on Anna’s archive. The title is

#Dracula, or the un-dead

and it is the same as a 2009 novel written by a relative of the author. So the research results get polluted.

If you know where I could find an online copy, I’m still looking.