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Past event: Three close-ups colour photographs of the same woman, set up in a downward arc from top left to bottom right, her dark hair tied back. Her expression is neutral in the top photo, she has a closed-mouth smile in the middle photo and a big, wide, toothy smile in the bottom photo. Top left text: Theatre Myth Collective presents. Bottom left text: Ingenue (with the portion nue crossed out and replaced above with new, in brackets). Subtitle reads: In Search of a Musical.

Inge(new) – In Search of a Musical

PAST EVENT. From Thu, May 25 – Sun, Jun. 4, 2023: Theatre Myth Collective presents the world premiere of the musical Inge(new) - In Search of a Musical. On the eve of her 40th birthday, Bridget finds herself navigating a metatheatrical world where past and present collide as she attends an audition with no role for her.

Past event. Poster for Night of the Bloody Apes, featuring illustrated images and text. To the right: A close-up of the face of a hideous ape-man monster with a menacing expression, its teeth bared. To the left: The edge of an image of a scantily clad woman cowers inside a globe-shaped lab vial, fumes rising from the opening as it connects on either side to machines. The text: The 1969 Mexican Horror Film by René Cardona. Killer B Cinema.

Killer B Cinema Presents: Night of the Bloody Apes

PAST EVENT. One night only: Fri, Jun. 2, 2023. Get ready for this 1972 Mexican horror classic, as a man-ape goes on a murderous rampage! The first Friday of each month, join Lizzie Violet and Zoltan Du Lac at See-Scape in the Junction for screenings of killer B-movies from the 1930s to the present. For adults 18+.

Past event: The poster for Earth vs. The Flying Saucers, featuring a 1950s illustration. At the right, a close-up of a woman and man looking on as flying saucers whip in from the top right, attacking the hazy grey city skyline in the background. To the left, a silhouette of a flying saucer with the words: Earth vs. The Flying Saucers. At the bottom, red font on black: Killer B Cinema.

Killer B Cinema Presents: Earth vs. the Flying Saucers

PAST EVENT. One night only: Fri, May 5, 2023. Get ready for an invasion from outer space – 1950s-style! The first Friday of each month, join Lizzie Violet and Zoltan Du Lac at See-Scape in the Junction for screenings of killer B-movies from the 1930s to the present. For adults 18+.

Past event: The illustrated cover art for Tales from Phantom City, with the title at the top. A city skyline at night with a starry sky, crescent moon and a few clouds. A blonde woman in a white hoodie looks on in amazement at a mysterious gaunt man in a hat and dark glasses and a ginger cat, appearing on the sides of two buildings, with people in apartment windows. A cat pendant hangs from the clock tower in the background, while a black cat with white paws peers down from the building behind the woman.

Tales from Phantom City

PAST EVENT: One night only – Thu, Apr. 27, 2023: The Assembly Theatre, in association with At Bay Press, presents the launch of Patrick Jenkins’ debut graphic novel Tales from Phantom City. Includes a live action reading & book signing. Free admission. For adults 18+ & lovers of graphic novels, film noir & magic realism.

Past event: A photograph of a bald man wearing a suit and glasses, mouth open to speak as he holds up a large puppet of a man with black hair and glasses, wearing a white scarf over a grey shirt. Behind them is a watercolour representation of mountains.

Eldritch Theatre presents… TWO WEIRD TALES!

PAST EVENT. From Thu, Apr 20 to Sun, Apr 30, 2023: Eldritch Theatre presents... TWO WEIRD TALES! Kafka meets Lovecraft in this nightmarish double-bill of terrifying transformation and cosmic horrors, featuring dark magic, hideous puppetry and protoplasmic terrors. For audiences aged 14+. Suitable for horror fans, freaks and geeks, and anyone who loves puppets.

Past event: A poster for the play String of Pearls, featuring graphic design images of women, alone or interacting in pairs or groups of three, with a map of the constellations in the background, a string of pearls floating through it. Above the image: String of Pearls by Michele Lowe.

Alumnae Theatre presents: String of Pearls

PAST EVENT. From Fri, Apr 14 - Sat, Apr 29: Alumnae Theatre presents Michele Lowe’s String of Pearls, a play about a pearl necklace that slips from one woman’s hands to another’s in a fateful thread of magic over the span of 35 years.

Past event: Monika Giacca's Rubber Stamp Carving manual set on a wooden table, with a stamp-printed cover design of a floral arrangement in pink, green and navy. On either side of the manual are stamp carving tools, with a pencil and the carved remains and shavings of a rubber stamp above it.

Rubber Stamp Carving Class & Kits

PAST EVENT: One day only: Sat, April 1, 2023. Carve a rubber stamp with a beautiful floral design to add a personal creative touch to your crafts, cards and other art projects! No prior experience necessary. For adults 18 and over.

Past event: A bald man wearing a vintage tuxedo and bowler hat holds a human skull as he gazes thoughtfully at the spirits and demons that float around him. The text to the left reads: Eldritch Theatre presents BUSTER CANFIELD PERFORMS ELDRITCH EVOCATIONS WITH CARDS. The text to the lower right has a small image of a hand of cards above it, and reads: ELEVEN INCONTROVERTIBLE MIRACLES & GOBSMACKED WONDER.

Buster Canfield Performs Eldritch Evocations with Cards

PAST EVENT: Two nights only – Thu, Mar 23 & Fri, Mar 24, 2023. Buster Canfield will astound and amaze you with a night of vintage black magic, performed entirely with playing cards and nefarious spirits drawn from the Goblin Universe for your entertainment and edification. For adults 18 and over. Suitable for nerds and geeks that are into horror, magic and card tricks.

Past event: A retro illustration of a far away planet with a giant sun shining in the background, where a giant bee attacks a woman in a yellow slip dress. Below it, the words: KILLER B CINEMA.

Killer B Cinema Presents: Zuma

PAST EVENT: One night only: Fri, Apr 7, 2023. Get ready to meet Zuma the Serpent God and learn why two snake heads are better than one! The first Friday of each month, join Lizzie Violet and Zoltan Du Lac at See-Scape in the Junction for screenings of killer B-movies from the 1930s to the present. For adults 18 and over.

Past event: Dressed As People: A Triptych of Uncanny Abduction show poster. In the foreground, a woman with short blond hair, wearing a white long-sleeve button-up shirt, holds her hands up to her face, palms facing toward her and fingertips resting at her chin. A larger faded image of the same woman looms in the background, with her hands covering her face.

Dressed As People

PAST EVENT: Until March 18, 2023: A show featuring three different characters, three different time periods, three spine-tingling tales of abduction and the intrusion of the uncanny into the lives of those who are taken, those who do the taking, and those who are left behind. Final week! For ages 14+.

Past event: A janitor holding a mop looks at the wall of a school cafeteria.

Le Concierge (The Caretaker)

PAST EVENT: Mar. 10 - 26, 2023: Follow a janitor on his nightly journey as he goes from classroom to classroom and through the hidden corners of a school. This is an immersive, wordless experience that paints a touching portrait of a lonely character whose work is too often taken for granted.

PAST EVENT: various artworks by Al Diaz from the exhibition From Samo, to Samo.

‘From Samo, to Samo’

PAST EVENT: Oct 29 - Dec. 17, 2022: A group exhibition showcasing the evolution of street art. Featuring artworks by New York-based visual artist Al Diaz, plus new works by Toronto artists Javid Jah, Danilo Deluxo, AlfAlfA, and Kizmet. Happening at Cultural Goods Gallery, a new exhibition space in the Junction.