Burke and Hare Count Dracula Elisabeth Bathory a.k.a. Countess Dracula Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Sherlock Holmeses Sweeney Todd The Demon Barber of Fleet Street Wagner the Wehr-Wolf Lord Ruthven Sexton Blake Spring Heeled Jack Jack the Ripper Varney the Vampire thebestcellar@gmail.com    07772 572 060 Edinburgh's notorious grave-robbers, whose infamy was captured in Robert Louis Stevenson's classic tale The Body-Snatcher The immortal Lord of the Vampires, whose reign of terror has spread far and wide from Transylvania An historical tyrant whose longing to retain her youth led her to bathe in the blood of murdered virgins! One (or two?) of Victorian Gothic fiction's most celebrated characters! Robert Louis Stevenson wrote the novella in three days and based the tale on a nightmare  The Victorian Era's most infamous serial killer, whose identity continues to fascinate criminologists the world over even to this day Victorian detective fiction's most celebrated sleuth, whose exploits thrilled readers of The Strand over a century ago Polidori's vampiric anti-hero, modelled on Lord Byron and predating Bram Stoker's Count by 80 years One of the Penny Dreadfuls' most notorious devils - a barber with a glint in his eye and murder in his heart One of Victorian horror fiction's earliest lycanthropes Victorian Myth, Penny Dreadful villain or 19th-century ghost? He terrorised the nation throughout Queen Victoria's reign, and beyond! The anti-hero of the most famous Penny Dreadful serial of them all - The Feast of Blood! The Prince of the Penny Dreadfuls, and the other detective-adventurer who happened to reside in Baker Street ©’Don’t Go Into The Cellar!’. 2012. All rights reserved The Good, the Bad and the Macabre! Just some of the glorious and notorious characters you can expect to see in our theatrical shows... Marie Lloyd "Our Marie", Queen of the Music Halls, whose cheery Cockney soul endeared her to Edwardian audiences across the land! William McGonagall Scotland's other national poet, whose sheer awfulness has appalled and delighted in equal measure from the banks of the silvery Tay in bonnie Dundee to beautiful Balmerino and beyond Harry Houdini The Handcuff King, whom no lock could contain! Fabled escapologist, magician and showman, and arch nemesis of charlatan spiritualists everywhere! Le Petomane Joseph Pujol, windswept French flatulist whose remarkable talent was like a breath of fresh air within the Moulin Rouge! Tod Slaughter Barnstorming King of Melodrama, Grande Guignol and bloodthirsty stage shockers! He'll polish you off, he will! Dan Leno King Edward VII's very own Court Jester, unofficial world clog-dancing champion and Music Hall Clown Prince! Allan Quatermain The greatest big game hunter and explorer of lost civilizations the Victorian era produced His feats of derring-do in darkest Africa thrilled schoolboys across the British Empire!