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Tickets:

$85 Adult
$76.50 Members

Game/Session Times
Wednesday, 23 September | 6:30-9:30pm

Bookings essential To book as a group, purchase tickets in a single transaction.

Food & Beverage Packages for the preview event must be purchased with tickets.

Please note, minimum numbers required for games to run. 
Bookings close 48 hours prior to event.

Cell of Cthulhu

6.30pm - 9.30pm

Wednesday 23 September 2026

Step inside the setting of the Former City Watch House at Old Melbourne Gaol for a three-hour collaborative storytelling experience unlike anything you’ve played before.

Operating from 1909 until 1994, the City Watch House served as Melbourne’s central custody centre – a stark holding place for those awaiting their court date. Today, its authentic cells and imposing atmosphere provide the perfect setting for Cell of Cthulhu, where tension, imagination and storytelling combine to transport players into unsettling worlds. Each game unfolds inside a real holding cell, heightening the sense of immersion as your story develops.

Presented in partnership with Masters of Alchemy, Melbourne’s premier provider of theatrical tabletop role-playing experiences, this one-shot adventure is guided by a professional Game Master. Over three hours, players will unravel a complete, self-contained narrative – witnessing eerie worlds take shape and finding themselves drawn directly into the mystery.

WHAT TO EXPECT

– Three-hour, one-shot Call of Cthulhu adventure
– Professional Game Master
– Maximum of five players per table

HELPFUL INFORMATION

– Food and beverage service is not available onsite; however, guests are welcome to bring their own snacks. Before or after your session, you can enjoy dinner or drinks at one of the many nearby pubs, cafes and bars.
– To book as a group, please purchase tickets in a single transaction. Minimum numbers apply for sessions to proceed.

Cell of Cthulhu is presented by the National Trust of Australia (Victoria) in partnership with Masters of Alchemy.

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