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Tanz der Vampire: Black Vampire IIby *essie-morbide

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This is cosplay for the musical Tanz der Vampire, as The Black Vampire aka Nightmare Krolock, based on the costume from the Hungarian production

Model: me
Costume: various shops

Photography & Makeup: *Revelio
Character is © Vereinigte Bühnen Wien

_{All photography © RMS Maelstrom 2005 - 2009 and are not to be reproduced, altered or redistributed without written permission.}

~AnaxErik4ever Jan 27, 2011 Student Writer

migod: Awesome pose!

Count Von Krolock would never do that in real life which makes it all the more fabulous!

*essie-morbide Jan 27, 2011

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I based a lot of this look on the fabulous Hungarian dancer Ákos Tihanyi, who played the nightmare Krolock role in both the Hungarian and German productions, he has some pretty awesome poses.

~AnaxErik4ever Jan 28, 2011 Student Writer

Note to self. Watch Hungarian production of Tanz der Vampire and check out Herr Tihanyi!

*essie-morbide Jan 28, 2011

I can link you

Hungarian production --> [link]

German production --> [link]

Yeah, lets say I'm a bit of a fan

Unfortunately never had the priveledge of seeing him do the part in person.

~AnaxErik4ever Jan 28, 2011 Student Writer

I've seen the German production. It's uber scary, but the vest on Hungarian "Black vamp's" costume added a certain, dark yin energy to the nightmare, which I found both dangerous and alluring. Yin is the feminine side of Taoism, in case you didn't know it.

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