A different route into haunting
Daryl Sincavage brings a theater background to Irony Ninetoes. A zombie walk helped open the door to his haunt journey, which developed into years of character work, improvisation, and makeup experimentation. His story offers encouragement to people discovering performance later in life.
More than a costume
In his Behind the Mask conversation, Daryl discusses prosthetics, becoming a living prop, and creating characters that can respond to the moment. His memorable “PUDDING” scare is one example of the unexpected choices that can give a performance its own personality.
Community and character
Daryl also talks about mentoring actors and charity work through the haunt community. Bloodview and the Legion of Terror provide context for that world, where original characters, makeup, and improvised performance support a shared production. His episode connects the joy of embracing the strange with the work of helping other performers grow.