The Call of Cthulhu
- Source: The List (Issue 665)
- Date: 14 August 2010 (updated 16 Aug 2010)
- Written by: Henry Northmore
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This article is from 2010.
Perfectly captures this descent into insanity
HP Lovecraft’s most famous work is brought to the stage in this one-man show from Michael Sabbaton. Lovecraft’s tales of horror were always about unknown evils lurking in the shadows, tendrils of madness creeping into the consciousness of his protagonists, and 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.
Hill Street Theatre, 226 6522, until 30 Aug (not 24), 1.30pm (until 22) 7.30pm (23–30), £9 (£7).
This article is from 2010.
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