Now Filming: Halloween With the Rosses
Season 7, Episode 24: "A Ghost Of A Dance"
Studio 12, owned and operated by Melonlight Productions, is dedicated to delivering original and groundbreaking entertainment to every audience - from our set to your living room.
We thank you for being a part of the live studio audience on the set of With the Rosses in everyone's new favorite spooky episode, "A Ghost Of A Dance"
As this is a special occasion marking a brand new With the Rosses episode, the cast will be available after the show for a meet + greet and photo opportunity.
Should you need assistance or a glass for your beverage, our crew members are ready to assist you.
SHEILA’S HALLOWEEN COCKTAILS
3 parts Mezcal
1 part Concord grape juice
1 part simple syrup
1 part lime juice
Serve over ice
Top with ginger beer
Garnish with four blackberries and a bay leaf
2 parts cherry vodka
1 part Sprite
A touch of grenadine
Administer shots via syringe
2 parts Applejack
(that’s brandy)
2 parts apple cider
2 parts cranberry juice
1 part grenadine
Rim the apple shaped glass with golden brown sugar
Serve over ice
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