Probably the most popular place for a ghost to appear (if you don't count cemeteries) is a theater. Certain aspects of theater folklore involve hauntings, such as the "ghost light" and the attribution of mishaps to the work of a ghost, so it's unlikely that all these theaters were really the sites of murders, or are really haunted. But these are all the Ohio theaters I can find with ghost stories attached to them. I've included movie theaters.
| 20th Century Theater | Cincinnati |
| Akron Civic Theater | Akron |
| Blue Jacket Amphitheater | Xenia |
| Brown and Saint Theaters, Bowling Green State University | Bowling Green |
| Cincinnati Music Hall | Cincinnati |
| Clague Playhouse | Westlake |
| Founders Hall Theater, Heidelberg College | Tiffin |
| Great Lakes Theater | Lakewood |
| Huntington Playhouse | Bay Village |
| Kline Opera House | Cortland |
| Lakeshore 7 Movie Theater | Euclid |
| Little Theater Off Broadway | Grove City |
| Majestic Theater | Chillicothe |
| McConnelsville Opera House | McConnelsville |
| Mid-Ohio Valley Players Theater | Marietta |
| Palace Theater | Columbus |
| Renaissance Theater | Mansfield |
| Sorg Opera House | Middletown |
| The Strand | Delaware |
| Studio 35 | Columbus |
| Town Hall Theater | Centerville |
| Triple Lock Theater | Roscoe |
| University Plaza Theater | Kent |
| The Valentine Theater | Defiance |
| Variety Theater | Cleveland |
| Victoria Theater | Dayton |
| Walton Creek Theater | Cincinnati |
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