SEATTLE – Just in time for Halloween, on a dark and stormy night, a strange creature hops onto the stage. He is part bunny, part vampire and altogether hilarious. Bunnicula is the star of the ...

From the time the Howes sat down to write until the time Bunnicula was published, the very first sentence, spoken by Harold the dog—“I shall never forget the first time I laid these now tired ...

Based on the 1980s children's book series by Deborah and James Howe, "Bunnicula" looks at the world through the eyes of house pets. Chester the cat and Harold the dog clearly are jealous when the ...

"Bunnicula" is the tale of two pets that discover a dark secret when a third pet enters their home. Chester, a cat, and Harold, a dog, are wary when their family brings home a bunny. Soon ...

25 Years Later, Bunnicula Hops Again NPR's Jennifer Ludden talks to James Howe, the author of Bunnicula.The book follows the Monroe family and their pets, Chester the cat, Harold the dog, and a ...

“Bunnicula” begins with help from the audience to awaken the Harold the dog. Half of the audience members are told to make “rain” by clapping on their thighs, while the other half get to ...

Bunnicula graphic novel (Image credit: Simon & Schuster) The family dog, Harold, and the family cat, Chester, become increasingly convinced that Bunnicula is actually a vampire.

"Bunnicula," a musical about a strange baby rabbit, ... Harold the dog and the Moore family. But "Bunnicula!" is named for an orphaned rabbit who has sharp fangs instead of buck teeth, ...

Courtesy photo Blood sucker: Tara Sytsma, left, plays Chester the cat, and Adam F. Carter plays Harold the Dog, while Brian Panse is the puppeteer behind Bunnicula in the Farmers Alley Theatre ...

Photo Credit: Bara Photography Harold the dog (Stephen Hurst) and Chester the Cat (Braden Hunt) read up on the new rabbit Bunnicula Chester (Braden Hunt) and Harold (Stephen Hurst) read about the ...

Leading a trio of titles with milestone celebrations, Bunnicula 25th Anniversary Edition by Deborah and James Howe, illus.