Mid Ohio Valley Players Theater | AFTER DARK

Step into the spotlight of paranormal intrigue as we unravel the chilling tales of the Mid Ohio Valley Players theater in Marietta, Ohio. This week, we delve into the eerie history of a building that has seen vaudeville acts, cinematic spectacles, and now, spectral performances. Built in 1914 as the Putnam Theatre, this historic venue was a hub for vaudeville entertainment, drawing crowds with its comedic acts and lively performances. As the decades rolled on, it transformed into a movie theater before finally becoming home to the Mid Ohio Valley Players in 1977. The theater has continued to enchant audiences with its productions, but it’s the ghosts of its past that really steal the show. Join us as we take you behind the scenes of our thrilling investigation. We speak with JR Wells, the Board President, who shares fascinating insights and spine-tingling ghost stories from the theater. From shadowy figures like the mysterious Tophat Man to playful spirits of a child, our exploration is filled with unexplained phenomena and ghostly encounters. Experience our investigation firsthand as we set up our equipment in the theater, face unexpected challenges, and encounter unusual activity. From eerie temperature fluctuations and ghostly voices to shadows on the wall and mysterious touches, our night at the theater is one for the books. Whether you’re a fan of live theater or the supernatural, this episode promises a captivating journey into a venue where the past and present collide in a hauntingly spectacular way. Tune in to hear about our eerie experiences, the paranormal evidence we uncovered, and why the Mid Ohio Valley Players theater should be on your must-visit list! Special Thanks: Shoutout to Karen and Kevin Paskawych for the recommendation and JR Wells for the incredible tour. And a big thanks to our listeners for joining us on this ghostly adventure! Prepare for a night at the theater like no other—where the real show begins after the final curtain call!