London Lovecraft Festival

London Lovecraft Festival The London Lovecraft Festival is a theatrical celebration of the works of H.P. Lovecraft, on 16-22 February 2026 at the Drayton Arms

Having a heart warming night remembering happy nights at the festival with this clip from The Arkham Hillbilly
27/09/2026

Having a heart warming night remembering happy nights at the festival with this clip from The Arkham Hillbilly

The Arkham Hillbilly and the Nashville Shamblers performed live at ...

The script for the Dunwich Horror Opera is up on eBay! Can't be bothered with Amazon anymore, their publishing arm makes...
25/09/2026

The script for the Dunwich Horror Opera is up on eBay! Can't be bothered with Amazon anymore, their publishing arm makes every book look bad.

There's another chance to celebrate the centennial of "Call of Cthulhu" with the astounding Nunkie on 1 October at the L...
24/09/2026

There's another chance to celebrate the centennial of "Call of Cthulhu" with the astounding Nunkie on 1 October at the Leicester Guildhall! Tickets are shockingly affordable at £13/£11 - we sold this show out at the festival in February but I bet this is _even better_ than what I saw then. If you're anywhere near, this is worth making the trip for. https://www.leicestermuseums.org/event-details/?id=42c89473-c04f-4195-8416-e06d0f1bafe0

23/09/2026
We've created a Ko-Fi to help support the festival - I'm linking to it in the comments. Also, you can now watch our Dunw...
23/09/2026

We've created a Ko-Fi to help support the festival - I'm linking to it in the comments. Also, you can now watch our Dunwich Horror opera on the Tete a Tete opera festival website - for free! Again, link in the comments. Here's a picture of one of two new puppets we ( ) made for the show (the rest were duplicates, following 's advice to not reuse puppets) - this was a new effect, a combination double transparency over a solid cardboard house frame, showing how Old Man Whately remodeled the farmhouse and "fixed the roof" (one transparency for the roof) and "boarded up the windows" (a second transparency for the front of the house). I had actually never seen how it looked until this picture (by Claire Shovelton) appeared on the TaT website. It's pretty good, isn't it? The other entirely new puppet was the bridge, but this unfortunately did not get photgraphed.

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