The Poltergeist of the theater

Realto theater is the most magnificent theater I ever been to. I liked watching plays unfold before us with stunts and captivating storylines.
But I also enjoy watching the movies they show from the autism spectrum and others.
But as I heard of the accidents that took place there my interests were lowered as I believe in the paranormal and the supernatural. Who knows who or what could be haunting the location.
The accident that scared me to the core took place in 2003. Actors were playing a once in a lifetime play called "The Masked Bandit". It was about a bandit dressed in blue and grey clothes with a cape and a sad mask.
The bandit would go stealing props that were important to the characters he stole from and his victims were outraged, so they searched for him and in the end the bandit would be punished by getting arrested.
Well in the finale the actor that played the bandit slipped on a puddle and fell on the ground, but then a weight bag fell on him, killing him instantly.
And of course that night was when I was invited as a character for an Alice in Wonderland play, and of course I had to accept as it was my dream.
The next morning I joined my group. They were all very talented and creative, but the teacher warned us to not go near the top platforms for construction workers in the backstage as a builder was pushed off and fell to his death. Nobody found the one that caused this. This supposedly took place during the making of the theater.
I told her never to talk about tragedies as they freaked me out and made me think that the theater was haunted or cursed. The others laughed at me, thinking that I was insane for believing in ghosts.
But I managed to ignore their rude behavior and kept practicing. As we were done I decided to stay a bit longer to be the best actress I could ever be, but as I recited alone I saw a figure wearing a sad mask following the description of the masked bandit.
He began to sprint towards me while laughing. I ran away in a panic as his laugh become more distant, and I escaped and returned home to sleep.
The next morning we kept practicing and some actors felt a strange cold sensation out of nowhere, but they blamed it on wind. Right when I suited up I heard footsteps above me, and as I looked up I saw the poltergeist again, staring at me from a metal platform. He then jumped face first. I screamed and broke parts of the curtains.
The teacher stopped me and she thought I was sick or going insane so she dismissed me.
At my house I stared outside, thinking that becoming an actress wasn't such a good idea after all, and that was when he appeared again, waving at me in the distance of my front yard. I heard his voice within my mind.
The show must go on, Ilisabeth!
Then he vanished. I had no choice but to attend as if I didn't who knows what he could have done.
I sighed as many people were watching and walked at the center stage. Everything was playing out as it should until halfway through as I saw the specter sitting on one of the empty seats. He was teasing me but I kept going anyways as this was my future.
As the show ended people applauded and the ghostly figure phased through the wall and pinned me on the ground. I screamed and people seemed shocked. My teacher and the other actors threw small props to the figure. It turned its gaze upon them and it teleported in front of them.
Poltergeist
This is my show! It is the only way I can redeem myself, you fools!
Samantha the teacher exclaimed
WHO ARE YOU!?
Poltergeist
I am the poltergeist and soon you will join me in the empty void!
Poltergeist removed his mask, showing a deep dark hole filling his face.
Everyone freaked out and huddled upon a wall while the evil ghost approached them slowly, and then a heavy bag fell on him from the ceiling. Smoke came out from under it as the ghost screamed in pain.
Later on we watched the security cameras to see who dropped the bag, but there was nobody there so it was dropped by something invisible. This left me speechless but at least we became famous actors and actresses and our lives were great!