Wetumpka Depot Players

The Wetumpka Depot Players have a rich history of thrilling audiences with comedies, dramas and musicals! The historic Wetumpka train depot was deteriorating so in the spring of 1980, a small group of local residents decided to form a community theatre and put on the show, Nine Girls to help renovate the building. In the winter, the building was cold and audiences dressed in layers to stay warm. In the summer, patrons wore shorts and brought fans. But the shows were entertaining and the community rallied around the new group. The audiences enjoyed “tried and true” plays such as Count Dracula, Frankenstein and The Mousetrap.