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I'm Amanda.

And I'm

Julia and Amanda. At the time of recording this, we're going to be going on tour soon. We'll have

gotten back by the time this episode comes out, but we're going to be visiting a lot of different

cities and we're going to be performing at a lot of different theaters. And as theater kids,

you know, the theaters?

Classically haunted.

Of course they are.

Almost the first thing you learn in theater, apart from like the difference between, I don't know, proscenium and like theater in the round, is all the things you don't do to bring the ghosts of the theater upon you.

Yes.

Superstitious bunch theater goers and theater kids and people that work in the theater,

right?

But Amanda, what are some of the most haunted theaters in the world?

Oh, I have a feeling we're going to find out.

Yes, because I wanted to do a little roundup just to kind of give us an idea of what we might be running into during this tour that we're going on. I'm sure that we're not going to have nearly as haunted a theater as some of the ones that are on this list here. But, you know, it's better to be prepared. Not with that attitude, Julia. I welcome the hauntings.

Let me say I welcome them. None that will affect our A.V. or audience experience, but, you know,

a light to medium haunting that will really sort of enhance my experience and our collective

experience of the Rolling Bones tour. That's what I'm looking for.

Well, man, I'm going to tell you right away, a lot of these ghosts interfere with both audience and performer and AV stuff.

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