In any case, Mary re-wrote the novel for a second edition, published in 1831, tweaking the plot as well as making stylistic changes. Victor Frankenstein, a passionate student of chemistry at ...

This climax is essentially the opposite of what happens in Shelley's novel and undercuts the power of her story. It might seem like Whale's Frankenstein is being kicked out to the curb here ...

The trend will continue throughout 2025, as dozens more book-to-film adaptations are coming, including “Animal Farm” and ...

This production of Frankenstein is unlike any this reviewer has seen before. It is philosophical, challenging, haunting, ...

Why? Linked to a gruesome 17th-century tale it is said to have been an inspiration for Mary Shelley’s famous novel ‘Frankenstein’! The town also is supposed to have inspired Andrzej Sapkowski, author ...

Evidence "Believe me, Frankenstein: I was benevolent ... display the human quality of remorse or regret towards the end of the novel. As he visits Victor for the last time, he asks for forgiveness ...

As a huge fan of Mary's Shelley's 1818 'Frankenstein' book, this world premiere production of 'The People vs. Frankenstein' based on the book written by by Nicola Cuti and Kevin M. Glover(Glover was ...

From the quill pen of Mary Shelley, which she likely dipped in blood, Gamut Theatre brings Nick Dear’s adaptation of ...

Skylight Music Theatre's "Frankenstein: The Musical" is a pair of interlocking tragedies, one eerily relevant, the other inherently human. Hewing closely to Mary Shelley's 1818 novel, this musical ...

Skylight's "Frankenstein" musical sticks closely to the original novel's plot. Director Michael Unger compares Victor Frankenstein's experiments to the surge of AI today. Unger said Skylight has ...