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‘Light Up The Sky’ showcases real-life friendships behind the scenes

The beleaguered producer, Sidney Black (center), makes an angry phone call after the opening night performance seems to have failed during Citadel Theatre’s production of “Light Up The Sky,” on Sept. 29. Photo by North Shore Camera Club.
The mother of the star, Lauren Miller (left), and the wife of the producer, Sarah-Lucy Hill (right), try to get a star-struck Shriner, Jim Heatherly (center), to invest in their show during Citadel Theatre’s production of “Light Up The Sky,” on Sept. 29. North Shore Camera Club
The producer’s wife (Sarah-Lucy Hill) laments that they have lost a lot of money on the play, which they fear will be a flop.

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Gianna Annunzio, Freelance Reporter
12:30 pm PDT October 10, 2017
Theater enthusiasts took a peak behind the curtain of raw show business during Citadel Theatre’s performance of “Light Up the Sky,” on Sept. 29, showcasing elements of wit, drama and undeniable passion for theater.

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