The
Call of Cthulhu 2010/11
Ongoing
Touring...Square Chapel - Halifix, The Lowry - Salford
Quays, The Edfinburgh Festival 2010
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Sally
Cinnamon, The Public Reviews 2011
Sabbatton’s
performance is astonishing.
Ed
Fortune 2011
The
performance is remarkable and extremely well done...a
strong lesson in story telling.
Matt
Boothman, The British Theatre Guide 2010
Michael Sabbaton cycles from commanding through unsettling
all the way to full-on disturbing.
Gary
Platt, The Edinburgh Guide 2010
(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.
Henry
Northmoore, The List 2010
Sabbaton perfectly captures this descent into insanity.
Keith
D, Edinburgh Spotlight 2010
Sabbaton presents the desparation, fear and insanity
of the tale’s unfortunate characters.
Thom
Dibdin, The Stage 2010
(A) strong creation of intense character.
Sally
Stott, The Scotsman 2010
An arresting performance.
EG,
Three Weeks 2010
Movingly poetic and quietly terrifying.
Gordon
Rutter, Fortean Times 2010
Definitely the best Lovecraft adaptation on the Fringe.
Ever.
Pinocchio
2011
Heartbreak
Productions - Touring
Richard
Edmonds, The Stage
Individual
performances were astonishing, none more so than Michael
Sabbaton’s Geppetto (wearing what appeared to be
a yellow cotton floor mop). Sabbaton has a good singing
voice and plays the guitar well. His transformations were
remarkable, and like everyone else except Pinocchio, he
switched with ease into bearded ladies, sly cats and a
bird, when the occasion demanded it.
Phil
Turner, The Rotheram Advertiser
Michael
Sabbaton—at times looking like Frank out of TV’s
Shameless—is a charming Geppetto, while wearing
what appears to be a yellow cotton floor mop and with
a voice reminding anyone old enough of an actual Italian
puppet, Topo Gigio. Sabbaton is great with voices and
his transformations are as believable as they are remarkable,
switching to bearded ladies, sly cats and a bird with
ease.
As
You Like it 2009
Heartbreak
Productions - Touring
Sheffield
Telegraph 2009
Michael
Sabbaton also displays great versatility as the villainous
Duke Frederick, the laidback hippy Duke Senior, Corin,
Adam and (don't ask) a born again preacher.
Crackerjack
Bristol 2009
Out
of the five characters Michael Sabbaton brought to life
the most memorable was the flamboyant American evangelist
Marvin P Martext.
