Eldritch Theatre Presents
Eldritch Theatre- The Uncanny Caretakers of the Castle – have unleashed their 2026 – 27 supernatural season of sepulchral spectacles!
Four Fearsomely Frightening Fantasties of Fetid Fascination by the Fiendish Freaks At Eldritch Theatre…
Plus a Cohort of Creepy Curiosities Created in Conjuction with Other Cadaverous Companies…
Happening all year long at the Eldritch Theatre’s Haunted Red Sandcastle!
Column 13 Presents
Cara’s husband is killed in a car accident. Mortimer is sleepless in his hospital room. Leo is camped out in his office at Lucas, Triggs & Berkhoff. In the night sky above, a helicopter carries the organ that will connect them all.
September 8 – 18th, 2026
Virginia Garden Presents
A dark comedy about a middle aged mother’s quest to search for a missing girl she’s never met, the missionaries she recruits along the way and the startling secret they uncover together.
Performed by
Virginia Garden, Maya Hooper, and Rebecca Somer
Directed by Virginia Garden & Fiona Young
August 21st, 2026
12pm, 6pm & 9pm
Stakes & Embers, Carolyn Fe & Eldritch Theatre Present
An elderly woman goes online shopping and is assisted by the store’s customer service rep.
A fondness develops and trust builds — but is the bond enough to save a life? In the grip of an increasingly illusory world, Carolyn Fe’s debut production forages elder isolation, technology, grief, and the need for something… and someone… to hold on to.
Inspired by Isaac Asimov’s Three Laws of Robotics, Aye Caesar is –
Directed by Tanisha Taitt (Dora award nominee and Gina Wilkinson Prize Awardee)
Featuring April Leung and Carolyn Fe (two-time Dora award nominee, Betty Mitchell award nominee and Toronto Theatre Critics’ Awardee)
Stage Manager: Frank/ie Mulder
Light Design: Christopher-Elizabeth
September 26th – October 4th, 2026
Mad Butterfly Creative
When a washed-up soap star finds herself suddenly irrelevant, an unlikely friendship forces her to confront who she is when no one is watching.
Un (Capital F) Famous! is a heartfelt comedy filled with Hollywood drama, unexpected friendship, and, of course, coffee. Join Lavender on a hilarious and heartfelt journey of self-discovery as she learns that the best role she’ll ever play might just be herself.
October 8th – 11th, 2026
zippysaid productions presents
In Ilse’s haven of domestic perfection in 1950s Toronto, the questions of an unexpected guest threaten to unravel the careful concealment of her wartime past. The truth will come out— but at what cost to them both?
Deborah Shaw “gives a stellar performance… you can feel every secret…” -A View from the Box
“Director David Agro maintains an atmosphere of steadily mounting tension and dread…” -Istvan Dugalin Reviews
AUDIENCE AGE RECOMMENDATION: 14+
TRIGGER WARNING: descriptions of Nazi atrocities
September 1st – 6th, 2026
Bobby Motta Presents
Experience Bobby Motta Live!
Get up close and personal with Bobby Motta and witness his incredible mind reading abilities!
His hands on interaction with the audience will make you second guess what you just saw.
“One of the top mentalists on the planet!” -NEW YORK TIMES
“What just happened? I will never forget this man for the rest of my life.” -AL PACINO
“One of the most mind blowing shows I’ve ever seen in my life.” -MIKE MYERS
Saturday, September 12th, 2026
The World on Fire Theatre Collective Presents
Eldritch Theatre Presents
In honour of the 100th anniversary of Lovecraft’s classic tale of cosmic horror!
A dumpy, middle aged call centre worker pieces together the disparate threads of an ancient, apocalyptic prophesy and soon becomes the only hope for humanity, as a dread, Elder God begins to awaken and end the world. Performed with Eldritch Theatre’s ghoulishly giddy blend of creepy puppets, dark parlour magic, and horrific high camp.
Created and performed by Eric Woolfe, with additional dialogue by HP Lovecraft
Designed by Melanie McNeill
Stage Managed by Sandi Becker
October 28th – November 8th, 2026
When Eldritch Theatre assumed management of the Red Sandcastle Theatre, its ghoulish minions began searching for a way to alert patrons about especially noteworthy, exciting, or ground breaking productions occurring in the space.
To this end, we too are proud to introduce the “Eldritch Eye”, an icon that patrons can see on a poster or social media post and know that a particular production or rental company is Eldritch approved and deserving of your attention. It’s the equivalent of two mummified thumbs up!
Q. “Are you wheelchair accessible?”
A. We have a ramp at our Queen Street entrance, with a manual door.
We also have the ability to remove chairs to make way for wheelchairs in our audience. Our first floor unisex washroom is also wheelchair compatible.