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S3E4 – Episode 4 – Eric Woolfe of Eldritch Theatre and "Call Centre of Cthulu" – A View from the Box – The Podcast
Welcome foolish mortals…to Episode 4 of Season 3 of A View from the Box – The Podcast. I am so happy to have the inimitable Eric Woolfe back on the podcast.
Eric Woolfe was born the bastard child of an itinerant sideshow contortionist, and a door-to-door alienist. He began his career at the age of eight and three quarters, when a national famine forced him to follow his mother’s twisted feet into show business. Following failed careers as a learned pig tamer, flea circus promoter, and gaffed armless calligrapher, he formed Eldritch Theatre after losing a bar bet. He is now an actor, writer and puppeteer, as well as being a noted spiritualist huckster. He is often visited by the ghost of his beloved miniature schnauzer, Schubert, who offers Mister Woolfe valuable career advice, such as “You should chase more squirrels,” and “You better hide in the basement when there is thunder outside.” Mr Woolfe has my credits, projects and award nominations, but his favourite by far is George A Romero’s maritime western zombie masterpiece, Survival of the Dead.
You can find Eric and Eldritch Theatre online here:
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https://bsky.app/profile/eldritchtheatre.bsky.social
https://www.instagram.com/eldritchtheatre/
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- S3E4 – Episode 4 – Eric Woolfe of Eldritch Theatre and "Call Centre of Cthulu"
- S3E3 – Episode 3 – Annie Luján and Veronica Hortigüela of "MONKS" at Tarragon Theatre
- S3E2 – Episode 2 – Ho Ka Kei (Jeff Ho) of Tarragon Theatre's "Prophetess"
- S3E1 – Episode 1 – Carolyn Fe and Tanisha Taitt of Stakes & Embers, Carolyn Fe Productions, in association with Eldritch Theatre's "Aye Caesar"
- S2E27 – Episode 27 – Madelaine Rose of "Passed Down" at the Halifax Fringe
- S2E26 – Episode 26 – Rebecca Lashmar on Intimacy Coordination/Direction
- S2E25 – Episode 25 – Chloë Rose Flowers on King Theatre Company and "The Pavilion"
- S2E24 – Episode 24 – Caroline Toal of Canadian Stage's "Dream in High Park – Twelfth Night"
- S2E23 – Episode 23 – Anesti Danelis of "Artificially Intelligent 2.0" at the Toronto Fringe Festival
- S2E22 – Episode 22 – Nikki Bon and Claire Cavalheiro of "2% of Condoms" at the Toronto Fringe