About

The Harvest of Horrors is probably the only group in the country that each year combines an original stage show with a haunted attraction. Currently in its thirtieth year, The Harvest of Horrors is the longest continuously-running haunted attraction in southeastern New England.

Permanently located on Tony Andrews Farm in East Falmouth, the Harvest of Horrors continues to entertain audiences with its unique mixture of action and dark humor in an eerie, live stage show in the “Theatre Macabre”. After seeing the stage show, the audience enters “Nye Manor”, a multi-level haunted house, with the only escape available through dark, winding passageways. Audiences thrill to encounter exhibits containing horrible monsters and other frightening scenarios (all in good fun, naturally), on their way to the exit.

Harvest of Horrors is delighted to be making its tenth appearance in East Falmouth. Since its inception in 1979, the production has appeared in various locations around the Cape, including Centerville, Hyannis, and North Falmouth, helping to raise funds for groups such as the March of Dimes and The Cape Cod Children’s Museum

Current Staff

Bruce Allen founded what would ultimately become the Harvest of Horrors in 1979, and is a Falmouth native with a degree in Management. He leads a multi-faceted life, with most of his time being spent as owner of the Falmouth Furniture Company. The remainder of his time is devoted to the analysis of professional wrestling, and the development of Harvest of Horrors.

Gene Allen, Bruce’s father, has been an unwilling accomplice from the beginning, helping in the construction and transportation of sets and other unwieldy materials. Without Gene, the structure that is the Harvest of Horrors today would not exist. Now in his 8th decade, Gene continues to provide unparalleled structural and construction advice.

Aaron Fitzpatrick, a.k.a. “Officer Aaron”, has been with the Harvest of Horrors since 2002. He has performed numerous roles, including, KidsFest manager, actor, technical advisor, and security. Aaron is currently enrolled in the Criminal Justice Program at Cape Cod Community College. He enjoys volunteering at his local police department, playing paintball, and scuba diving.

Mike Quill has been involved with the Harvest of Horrors since 2004 and is the Lower Cape’s representative. He works as a featured actor as well as behind the scenes and serves on the Harvest of Horrors board of directors. Mike is currently a sophomore at Johnson & Whales University, is looking to pursue a degree in Business Management in the coming years, and plans to stay involved in the Haunt industry.  Mike also play bass in the indie rock group “Fowl Play”.

Jonathan Peirce has been with the Harvest of Horrors since 2008. He has held many titles, including but not limited to; featured actor, KidsFest leader, manger of sound, keeper of keys, cinematographer, promotional video editor, and a member of the Board of Directors. Jonathan is a senior at Falmouth High School and is hoping to attend a college with a film or telecommunications major. He was born on Halloween and that’s how he got involved with the crew. Jonathan likes expressing himself through art, listening to music, and taking long walks on the beach.

Retirees

Matt Auger (Retired) Matt served as co-producer and stage manager of the Harvest of Horrors from 1982 to 2007. He now resides in Mashpee with his wife Eilis and their  daughter, Mckay, and son, Grey Allen Auger.

Michael Ernst (Retired) Michael performed in many capacities over the years, including such unforgettable roles as Harry Wanker, Jimmy “The Turk” Turkleson, J.C. Hammer and Augustus T. Showman. Michael also created the gargoyle that stands over the entrance to Theatre Macabre.