The House on Robbins Street

 Three curious guests arrive at an exclusive haunted house experience, where the line between actor and apparition is as thin as a veil — and just as easily torn. At first glance, The House on Robbins Street offers atmospheric chills, corseted vampires, and tongue-in-cheek seductions. But as the night deepens and the characters stray from their scripts, reality begins to fray. Illusion gives way to obsession. Role-play mutates into ritual. And something ancient begins to stir beneath the velvet and lace. 

At the center are two sisters: Mircalla, a wide-eyed ingénue performing the part of a vampire, and Carmilla, who may not be pretending. As layers of artifice fall away and forbidden desires press to the surface, guests and ghosts alike are forced to confront who they truly are — and what they’re becoming. 

The House on Robbins Street is a deliciously theatrical blend of Hammer Horror, Fantasy Island, and Grimm’s Ghost Stories — a gothic fever dream of temptation, illusion, and the fine line between performance and possession. 

Six women. Two men. One set. 

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