In memory of Bill Edwards, whose vision, passion, and larger-than-life presence
illuminated this stage and touched our community for years.
Tonight, the ghost light shines for Bill.
William “Bill” Edwards January 1945 – August 2026
A theater tradition, the ghost light is a single light left burning on a darkened stage when the theater is empty, a quiet symbol that the stage is never truly dark.
It is a longstanding theater tradition, originally used to keep an empty stage safely illuminated between performances. Over time, it has come to symbolize the enduring spirit of all those who bring a theater to life, from the performers on stage to those who work behind the scenes, support its mission, and make the magic possible.
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