A small 100-seat community theatre on Webster Street, North Tonawanda's culture row, that runs an ambitious year-round season of straight plays, musicals, and the occasional cabaret. The space is intimate enough that the audience sits within arm's reach of the stage; the productions are amateur but consistently above what you might expect for a town this size.
Tickets are inexpensive. The theatre is named after the single bulb that traditionally burns on a stage when the room is otherwise dark — the ghost light.