The audience, limited to sixty people, enters the Brumder Mansion in small groups. As they tour the lavishly decorated rooms, appropriately decked out in funerary black crepe, they encounter scenes based on real accounts of the strange and supernatural. Eccentric characters from a bygone era lurk in every corner. Objects move of their own accord. Eerie messages are written by unseen hands.
Shadowy forms take shape in the corridors.
And the audience is in the scene, experiencing it firsthand. This show is interactive. After visiting the upper floors of the mansion, the audience gathers in the old billiard room on the lower level. This unique theatre production grew from a chance meeting of David Parr and Carol Hirschi , the current owner of the Brumder Mansion and co-producer of Haunted History . That place has so much atmosphere.