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Jaston Williams’ UFO-focused play I Saw the Lights opens next week at Tobin Center
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· September 11, 2026
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I Saw the Lights was inspired by the mass UFO sightings over Lubbock in 1951. " /> The mainstage season for the Tobin Center’s in-house theater company, 100A Productions, opens Wednesday,...
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Key points " /> The mainstage season for the Tobin Center’s in-house theater company, 100A Productions, opens Wednesday, Sept. 16, with I Saw the Lights, written by and starring Jaston Williams and directed by Chris McGarry (The Sopranos). More business Today’s briefing Local events
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What is this story about? I Saw the Lights was inspired by the mass UFO sightings over Lubbock in 1951. " /> The mainstage season for the Tobin Center’s in-house theater company, 100A Productions, opens Wednesday,...
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