Rachel Williams has been performing with the WLAC since 2011. She loves the WLAC and how the community here fosters growth not only professionally, but personally. Each production’s cast and crew truly becomes a family, sharing both laughs and tears. “I want to thank the cast and crew for their constant support, patience, and encouragement! This show has brought me out of my comfort zone in the best way!”

Haven Powers is thrilled to collaborate with the talented cast and crew of Gaslight. Haven is a SAG-E actor, represented by LMTalent and holds a Bachelor of Arts in Theater Arts from Texas A&M University. Within her 30-year career, Haven has worked in theater, film, television, commercials, voiceover and industrials. She was most recently seen as the Monster in WLAC’s A Monster Calls. In addition to her on-screen and stage work, Haven is an experienced audiobook narrator. She has completed narration for 14 audiobooks, with 2 additional projects currently in production. Haven also enjoyed 11 years as a high school theater director. She has directed over 25 productions and is the playwright of six of those shows.

Paula is thrilled to serve in her first Stage Manager role for Gaslight, mostly because it gives her an excuse to carry a clipboard and look extremely important. She previously served as a Prop-Maker Extraordinaire for several WLAC youth productions, including The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe, Alice in Wonderland, A Wrinkle in Time, The Book of Everything, and Silent Sky. Paula has crafted all sorts of props from breakable (candy) glass panes, to a fishbowl that instantly turned from water to wine when touched by Jesus! When Paula isn’t skulking around backstage like a friendly theatre goblin, she moonlights as the HR Manager at Russell Stover Chocolates, a job where she also makes sense of chaos among groups of people… just with fewer costumes and more chocolate. Paula firmly believes props are like teenagers—if one goes missing, it usually shows up five minutes before showtime acting like nothing happened. She sends a huge shout-out to her teenager, for inspiring her to join the theater and patiently listening to her talk about props way more than any family member reasonably should.

Jonas has had a passion for theater since a young age and has been involved both on and off the stage. He is known for his acting highlights including Billy Edwards in "My First Date," George Wickham in ''Pride and Prejudice,'' and Mr Beaver in ''The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe." Off the stage, he is regularly seen in the booth helping with lights and tech. Some of the shows that he helped with were “A Monster Calls,” “The Elephant Man,” and "This Girl Laughs, This Girl Cries, This Girl Does Nothing." He also creates videos for the WLAC, including the reveal for the 2026 season. He is grateful to the directors for allowing him to express his creativity through tech.