Audition sides for all characters can be picked up at the Theatre.  There's a packet of two or three scenes or monologues for every character in the play. Copies of the entire script are also available.

     Men can read for any role they feel is appropriate to their age and type.  Women can read for Lucy, Mina, or both, and all women should plan to read the Maid's scene with Dracula. 
   

Except for Dracula and perhaps Van Helsing, All characters speak with British dialects – the principals in Standard or RP British, the Attendants and servants working class or Cockney.

Van Helsing can speak with almost any European accent.

Dracula need not adopt the now-legendary-and-unfortunately-comic Lugosi “Transylvanian.” He can sound vaguely Eastern-European, or even mid-Atlantic.

For auditions: Please be familiar with the script, and be ready to try out your British or other dialect. If you have a short monologue (1 minute) with a British dialect that would be very helpful to me; if you don’t have experience with dialect work don’t be intimidated, just take your best shot at it! If you are auditioning for Renfield you might consider preparing one of his speeches from the play. Please have a good idea of what character or characters you wish to be considered for, and be as familiar as possible with the script.

Please note that there are not detailed descriptions of “personalities” above. I don’t have strong feelings about this beyond what is revealed in the text, and I am far more interested at this point in how you might see them than I am in forming any preconceptions of my own.