Built in 1900, The Colonial Theatre is the oldest continuously operating theatre in Boston. The Colonial was designed by Clarence Blackall and is ideal for both musical and dramatic productions. On December 20, 1900 the opening night of Ben Hur, The Boston Globe proclaimed, "Nothing so beautiful, pictorial and mechanical, has ever been seen before on a Boston stage." During the teens and twenties the Ziegfield Follies played the Colonial eight times, and Irving Berlin's Music Box Revue appeared at least twice. Anything Goes and Red, Hot, and Blue both debuted at the Colonial, featuring theatre legend Ethel Merman. Throughout its history, the Colonial has hosted many world premieres and pre-Broadway productions, including: Porgy and Bess, Oklahoma! and The Merchant of Yonkers (the inspiration for Hello Dolly!) The Colonial remains one of the pre-eminent theatres in the United States, and is a jewel of American Theatre. The historic theatre continues to host musical and theatrical productions today. (from boston.com)

Mary the Theatre Ghost Countless times over the past 50 years performers and employees at the Orpheum have noticed a little girl in a white dress and pigtails sitting in seat C-5, Box 5. Although her blank stare and ethereal appearance have upset some who have seen her, the little girl known as Mary has never disrupted a performance. In fact, it seems as though she adores the theatre.(from their website)

The Tampa Theatre was renovated in the late 1970's, and is now run by the Arts Council of Tampa-Hillsborough Counties. It is currently used for a spectrum of events, including various theater, dance and musical productions.

The theater is also thought to be haunted by Foster Fink Finley, a dedicated projectionist who worked from 1930 through 1965, who unfortunately died of a heart attack in the projection booth.

This is a small theater in the middle of Park city, dedicated to Live Theater. Visit their website for a detailed history of the building and the company, and to book tickets if you are in the area.

The Theater is also believed to be haunted. According to HauntedHouses.com, people have seen many manifestations including Horrible screams, A male apparition, and people have been pushed to the ground.

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Many people over the years have had some strange experiences in the theater leading them to beleive it is haunted.