"The
descriptive prose is beautiful and engaging,and Lawler manages to make violent
images seem almost poetic and, at times, sexually charged. Anne Rice would be
proud."
"Full of
wide-eyed intensity and graphic descriptions of violence, Dwayne Lawler's short
play Tokyo Vampire is a surprisingly emotional monologue about love,
loss and dreams."
"...the
production succeeds by delivering the voyeuristic horror thrills that most fans
of the macabre eagerly expect from a vampire's tale. The performance achieves
this through old-fashioned storytelling and without the presence of the
vampire's victims—or any blood, for that matter. That is a feat that a lesser
performer could not hope to replicate."
Tokyo Vampire is a heartbreaking horror story of a
vampire’s last confession before he goes into the sun. This is a kinder,
gentler vampire - a superhero of the underworld - waxing philosophical about
life and death as he recounts his tragic romance with his Dark Lady.
