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Sanctuary: A Witch's Tale Renewed for a Second Season

The story of Sanctuary: A Witch's Tale continues. The supernatural series has been renewed for a second season.
The second season will consist of six episodes and will air on the AMC+ and Sundance Now streaming services. The first season premiered in January.

Elaine Cassidy, Hazel Doupe, Amy de Bhrun, Stephanie Levi-John, Valerie O'Connor, Kelly Campbell and Stephen Lord star in the series, which is based on the novel by V.V. James. The story is set in a world where witchcraft is real.

Sanctuary: A Witch's Tale

AMC+ revealed more about the series' renewal in the press release below:

"AMC+ and Sundance Now today announced a second season of the fan-favorite, enchanting drama Sanctuary: A Witch’s Tale, adapted from the novel by V.V. James. The six-episode second season of the Sundance Now Original series is scheduled to begin filming this month in Ireland and will debut in 2025.

The series premiered earlier this year exclusively on Sundance Now and AMC+ and was Sundance Now’s biggest series debut ever on both platforms, with critics worldwide hailing it as “brilliant” and “captivating”. Season one is now available to stream in its entirety on applicable platforms in the U.S. and Canada.

Season two picks up a year after the traumatic events of season one. Sarah Fenn (Elaine Cassidy, The Wonder) and her daughter Harper (Hazel Doupe, You Are Not My Mother) are in hiding in Scotland, concealing Harper’s extraordinary powers, but a dark cloud is descending as recent anti-witch legislation has increased hate crimes.

As Sarah worries worse is to come, she’s presented with a dramatic ultimatum – return to Sanctuary as the secret eyes and ears of the witch ruling body, The Moot, or have her magic bound. Determined to retain her powers and protect Harper at all costs, Sarah returns home just as a mysterious murder takes place, also drawing DCI Maggie Knight (Stephanie Levi-John) back to Sanctuary.

Shannon Cooper, Sundance Now Vice President, Programming shared: “Sanctuary: A Witch’s Tale had an incredibly exciting and ravenous response from our viewers. We’re thrilled to continue this supernatural journey in the new season, which promises unforeseen twists, shocking discoveries and intriguing new storylines and characters. We’re thankful to the talented cast and creatives for their dedication and hard work as filming gets underway in Ireland.”

Debra Hayward, co-founder of Monumental Television said, “We have loved our continuing collaboration with AMC on season two of Sanctuary: A Witch’s Tale. Susie Conklin has taken on the mantle and made it her own and we couldn’t have asked for a better cast to bring the story to life. The first season was so well received by audiences and we can’t wait for them to see what season 2 has in store.”

Sanctuary: A Witch's Tale stars Cassidy, Doupe and Levi-John. Valerie O'Connor stars as Bridget Paterson, Daniel Adegboyega stars as Pierre Martineau, Elish Liburd stars as Izzy Paterson, Holly Sturton stars as Bea Garston and Marcus Lamb stars as Robert Alton.

Claire Cooper and James O'Donoghue join the cast for season two as Angela and Luka Otis, along with Clive Standen as Lachlan Frey, a mysterious newcomer to Sanctuary.

The series is produced by Monumental Television and is helmed by Debra Hayward, Alison Owen, Alison Carpenter, Jill Forbes and Amira El-Nemr.

Susie Conklin serves as head writer and executive producer. V.V. James, Guymon Cassady and Debbie Horsfield, who created the series for television, also serve as executive producers. Hannah Quinn and Dathaí Keane are the directors, and Conklin is joined by Elinor Cook and Chloe Moss as writers.

AMC Networks retains worldwide rights to seasons one and two of Sanctuary: A Witch’s Tale and manages worldwide sales and distribution."

A season two launch date will be announced at a later date.
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