The Royal Lyceum Theatre in Edinburgh has remembered the time when legendary author Bram Stoker worked on their opening night.
Before he created his gothic-horror novel, Irish-born Stoker moved to England and worked at London's Lyceum Theatre as an acting manager and then as a business manager. Edinburgh's own Royal Lyceum opened in 1883 with a huge helping hand from the author.
The Edinburgh theatre opened on September 10 and Stoker is credited in their archives as the acting manager and was 'heavily involved' in the event.