Ophis, a mesmerizing and immersive theatrical experience that reimagines the myth of Medusa, will take place on select dates in Toronto this April. This bold reimagining blends seductive fantasy with a powerful score by award-winning Canadian composer Owen Belton.

Guests will experience a daring new retelling of the Medusa story. Medusa is reimagined not as a victim of a curse but as a symbol of empowerment and resilience. Ophis will take audiences on an emotional journey through love, vulnerability, and self-discovery while exploring themes of power, transformation, and sexuality. This production challenges traditional narratives with a modern twist and invites viewers to confront the complexities of identity and power dynamics.

More about OPHIS by Transcendance Project

Upon arrival, guests will don masks and are set free to explore the four levels of The Great Hall, where each space offers a unique, interactive glimpse into Medusa’s world. With a modern retelling, Ophis (Greek for serpent) transforms the Medusa narrative into a tale of empowerment, resilience, and transformation.

Each audience member will craft their journey in this immersive, voyeuristic experience, creating a personalized and unique experience that will delight their senses. It is an experience designed for the bold, curious, and lovers of all things fun in Toronto.

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OPHIS by Transcendance Project

Where: The Great Hall, 1087 Queen Street West Toronto

When: April 4th – 6th, 10th to 13th, 8:00 pm – 9:30 pm

Admission: Priced. Tickets start at $104. Grab your tickets here