Tour News

Touring both on its own and as a fantastic 'double feature' with The Temple as

The H.P. Lovecraft Chronicles

Tour Dates

The H.P. Lovecraft Chronicles * - Harrogate Studio Theatre, Harrogate......October 5th 2012

The H.P. Lovecraft Chronicles * - The Lowry Studio, Salford Quays......Autumn 2012

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* The H.P. Lovecraft Chronicles is a fantastic 'double feature' presentation of Cthulhu and Sabbaton's new Lovecraft adaptation, The Temple...

Cthulhu is also being toured to some theatres as part of The H.P. Lovecraft Chronicles, a double feature presentation with Sabbaton's new Lovecraft adaptation, The Temple...

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The Call of Cthulhu lasts for approximately 50 minutes

The Temple lasts for approximately 50 minutes

The H.P. Lovecraft Chronicles lasts for approximately 2 hours (inc. 20min interval)

Review Snippets on Sabbaton and Cthulhu...

Matt Boothman
The British Theatre Guide

In portraying five very different men each driven mad by forbidden knowledge, Michael Sabbaton cycles from commanding through unsettling all the way to full-on disturbing, but is never short of captivating…The Call of Cthulhu is potent indeed.

Gary Platt
The Edinburgh Guide

(Sabbaton is a) formidable actor (who) take(s) on the different persona and create(s) such a claustrophobic and horror laden atmosphere. His characterisations and capture of a moment were wonderful.
This show is an amazing attempt to bring the dreadful awe of the Cthulhu mythos onto the stage. Michael Sabbaton has done a remarkable job.

Henry Northmoore
The List

Sabbaton perfectly captures this descent into insanity as he switches between characters, hinting at great and hideous wickedness as elder gods rise from the depths.

Keith D
Edinburgh Spotlight

Playing multiple roles, Sabbaton presents the desparation, fear and insanity of the tale’s unfortunate characters. His performance is strong and well-delivered…and the 50-minute performance holds the attention throughout…creat(ing) a memorable piece that lingers after the lights go up.

Thom Dibdin
The Stage

(A) strong creation of intense character.

Sally Stott
The Scotsman

An arresting performance.

EG
Three Weeks

Movingly poetic and quietly terrifying…A chilling, mesmerising adaptation.

Gordon Rutter
Fortean Times

Definitely the best Lovecraft adaptation on the Fringe. Ever.

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