Based on Shirley Jackson's classic novel, The Haunting of Hill House follows a small group of investigators as they explore a supposedly haunted mansion and their psychological unraveling that ensues. Blending gothic horror with deep human emotion, the play explores themes of fear, isolation, and belief, questioning whether the house itself is haunted or if the actual ghosts reside within its inhabitants. This production at Western Michigan University effectively combined atmospheric lighting, sound, and moving scenic elements to create a tense and immersive world where reality and the supernatural blur.