A Brechtian, theatrical version of the NOSFERATU/DRACULA story, with this time the vampire as Jack the Ripper with political ambiance.

A version of the Nosferatu-tale where the vampire of the London bourgeoisie is taking on the role of the famous serial killer having raged in the London district of Whitechapel in 1888, and reform bourgeois morality by reducing its Puritan contradictions. He performs prostitutes "in the name of virtue, morality and order", consequently to a repressive education which he received, especially on a sexual level.—Sens Critique