“ALIENS” TO INVADE AT ANNUAL HALLOWEEN AT THE DEPOT
Get ready for an out of this world experience as the highly anticipated annual Halloween at the Depot returns on Wednesday, October 30, and Thursday, Halloween, this time with a terrifying twist.
This year’s theme, “Alien Invasion,” promises to be a scream-worthy event, following the spine-chilling success of last year’s haunted spectacle.
The event, held from 6-8 PM both nights, with a $2 fee per person, will again be a collaboration between West Orange-Stark High School and the Orange Train Depot, located at 1210 Green Avenue. It will once again showcase the incredible talent and creativity of the department’s actors, makeup artists and technical team, with over 30 volunteers.
Camryn Nevils will be the creative director assisted by Mason Franco, Director of Theatre Arts. The creative team aims to transport guests to a scene of extraterrestrial horror. The haunted house in the historical 1910 landmark will feature a full cast of actors portraying alien creatures and unsuspecting humans, with a storyline that is guaranteed to send chills down your spine.
Expect a haunting atmosphere filled with eerie lighting, sound effects and expert makeup artistry. Costumed guests will be treated to candy and popcorn if they survive their visit.
Working on the event are the following volunteers from the Friends of the Orange Depot: Benetris Edwards, Rose Simar, Carolyn Authement, Lila and Stephen Speck, Diana Hill, George Bohn, Laura Dougharty, Jeanette Moore, Kacey Burnitt, Telisa Derosier and Pat Fisette.
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