Lake Geneva Theatre

Lake Geneva TheaterTheaters are large attractants for ghosts and other phenomenon. Large numbers of people would spend their whole lives on stage, devoted to the masses, bring them laughter, and drama. Before TV brought it to the whole world, the place to go was the theater. It was usually the coolest place to be in hot summers, and a place to forget your troubles, even for just a few hours. Some spirits never left their troubles, or the stages they loved the most.
The Lake Geneva Theater is in this way similar to other old stages, complete with drama that echos through time.
Its has been said that in the late 1920’s an early 1930’s during prohibition that the theater was even used to transport booze to speakeasies.
Many people have felt dark ominous presences in the basement and the back of house areas, like they were being watched. People have heard a woman’s laughter, but could not find the source as they followed the sounds, they would disappear.
It has even been rumored that a woman in her early 20’s committed suicide by jumping from the balcony towards the stage while still in her costumes for which ever play she was involved in. Or was she pushed? Since laughter is followed by the sight of a woman in the balcony. Someone about to jump, does not laugh. But this memory seems to be imprinted into the building as a lasting reminder, the whole world is a stage, and we are merely players.