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The Lights Are On
Digital Program
BY OWEN PANETTIERI
DIRECTED BY: PAIGE WESTFALL & TRAVIS BOVARD
OCTOBER 16-19
933 E MAIN ST, MESA AZ 85203
Director's Note
Sometimes, in order to find closure, we have to play things out in our minds; run the tape back, change the ending, imagine the conversation that never happened. The Lights Are On lives in that fragile space between memory and imagination, where the line between what’s real and what’s remembered starts to blur.
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Throughout this story, you’ll be asked to question the truth - whatever that might mean. You may find yourself wondering what’s actually happening and what’s only being replayed inside someone’s head. But underneath the uncertainty, this play is really about one very human thing: the way we hold onto people who are already gone.
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My hope is that you take away a sense of how grief reshapes memory, how love refuses to leave quietly, and how sometimes the hardest ghosts to let go of are the ones we create ourselves.
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-Paige Westfall
Meet the Cast & Crew
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Director's Note
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Nat Coe (Director) Nat Coe (they/them) has been working in theatre for over 12 years, contributing to many productions both onstage and off. They have directed 13: The Musical and Lost Girl, and bring a collaborative, fast-paced style to every project. Nat is deeply grateful to their friends and chosen family, whose support makes this work possible, and to Paige and Main Street Creative Arts Center for the opportunity to share An Inspector Calls with the community.
Meet the Cast & Crew
Behind the Scenes
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