About this Event
The must-see tradition of the Halloween season is back and as bone-chilling as ever! From the minds behind the immersive sensations Tales of the Grotesque (2023, 2024) and Tales of the Damned (2025) comes the revival of Toronto’s favourite gothic horror anthology. With fresh characters, familiar tales, and its twisted brand of terror, this highly anticipated theatrical experience brings literature’s most depraved characters to life … and death.
After a lady of the night is brutally murdered, a mad doctor strikes a pact with the Devil to raise her from the dead. But all hell breaks loose when he comes face-to-face with her killer at a masquerade. Descend into madness with Victor Frankenstein, Henry Jekyll, and Dorian Gray as they discover the results of playing God, and the monstrous repercussions when the Devil comes to collect.
Following its sold-out 2025 run, the critically acclaimed production returns to Campbell House Museum. An immersive horror opera, Tales of the Damned invites you to explore Victorian Toronto through the eyes of history’s most disturbed authors, though it might just cost you your soul …
Front Mezz Junkies raves, “A gorgeously wicked and creative collision of literature, history, and horror.”
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Tales of the Damned at Campbell House Museum
—An immersive theatre experience based on the works of Shelley, Stevenson, and Wilde
Adaptation by Brandon White
Musical direction by Shannon Mills
Located At
Campbell House Museum
160 Queen Street West
Toronto, ON
M5H 3H3
Performance Dates & Ticket Prices
Wed., Oct. 14 $38.00 (Discounted Preview)
Frid., Oct. 16 $50.00
Sat., Oct. 17 $50.00
Sun., Oct. 18 $50.00
Tues., Oct. 20 $38.00 (Discounted)
Wed., Oct. 21 $50.00
Frid., Oct. 23 $50.00
Sat., Oct. 24 $50.00
Sun., Oct. 25 $50.00
Tues., Oct. 27 $38.00 (Discounted)
Wed., Oct. 28 $50.00
Frid., Oct. 30 $50.00
Sat., Oct. 31 $50.00 (Late Night Showcase)
Sun., Nov. 1 $50.00
Access & Runtime
For evening performances, doors open at 7:00 p.m. ahead of a 7:30 p.m. start. For the Halloween Late Night Showcase, doors open at 9:30 p.m. ahead of a 10:00 p.m. start. While the experience runs approximately 2 hours, exact runtimes may vary due to the unpredictable and immersive format of the production.
Latecomer Policy
Audiences are encouraged to arrive when doors open to partake in our immersive preshow experience. Due to the site-specific nature of the production, latecomers will only be admitted within 5 minutes of the scheduled start time to minimize disruptions.
Refund and Exchange Policy
Due to high demand and limited capacity, we strongly recommend purchasing tickets online in advance. Tickets may be purchased at the door, subject to availability. All ticket sales are final and nonrefundable. Exchanges may be granted under extenuating circumstances at the sole discretion of Campbell House Museum.
Advisories
Tales of the Damned features disturbing imagery, graphic language, substance use, and intense violence. Children under 13 will not be admitted, and youth under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.
Due to the physical and mobile nature of this immersive theatrical experience, audiences can expect to stand for extended periods and navigate stairs. Regrettably, this production cannot accommodate mobility assistive devices, nor is the performance appropriate for individuals with sensitivities to flashing lights.
Photography and recording of any kind are strictly prohibited. Ticketholders enter at their own risk and consent to direct audience participation. For accessibility inquiries or further information, please contact [email protected].
About Us
White Mills Theatre Co. is a leading innovator in site-specific, immersive adaptations of literary works. Specializing in new play development and classical vocal performance for unconventional spaces, the company fuses fantasy with history by transporting audiences to the City of Toronto at the turn of the century. Their intricately layered productions combine verbatim text, movement, and opera to transform Toronto’s historic sites into visceral, interactive theatrical experiences. Their work has been featured by blogTO, BroadwayWorld, CP24, Stage Door, and Theatre Museum Canada.
www.whitemillstheatreco.com
@whitemillsTO
Event venue & nearby stays
Campbell House Museum, 160 Queen Street West, Toronto, Canada
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