CTHULATHON: DAY 56

Posted on by David Schlosser
Cthulhu is described as being able to change the shape of its body at will, extending and retracting limbs and tentacles as it sees fit.
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Cthulhu is described as being able to change the shape of its body at will, extending and retracting limbs and tentacles as it sees fit. Cthulhu is also described as undying.

“Cthulhu: A Puppet Play” – watch for free, “definitely not for kids”

Posted on by David Schlosser

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I came upon an article about Cthulhu: A Puppet Play, which will be shown at the Texas A&M-Commerce University Playhouse this weekend.  It looks wonderful… but if you can’t make it to Texas, you can watch it on Youtube (below)!

From the article:

Even though the latest University Playhouse production is called “Cthulhu: A Puppet Play,” the eerie, downright scary multimedia theatrical presentation is definitely not for kids.  Inspired by the the writings of horrormeister H.P. Lovecraft, playwrights Kelly Switzer and Michael Switzer have created a macabre and terrifying tale utilizing ingenious life-size puppets, film and an ominous percussive score.

Directed by Kelly Switzer and Chelsea Pearce, “Cthulhu: A Puppet Play” entertains, fascinates and scares the bejesus out of the audience who become riveted by the increasingly desperate situation of the professor’s nightmarish new reality.

It would be wonderful to see the play in person, but if you can’t…

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CTHULATHON: DAY 49

Posted on by David Schlosser
the mountainous monstrosity flopped down the slimy stones
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Slowly, amidst the distorted horrors of that indescribable scene, she began to churn the lethal waters; whilst on the masonry of that charnel shore that was not of earth the titan Thing from the stars slavered and gibbered like Polypheme cursing the fleeing ship of Odysseus.