Sight & Sound Celebrates 50 Years

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aired; July 30, 2026

On The Spark, we spoke with Kim Miller, eldest daughter of Sight & Sound founders Glenn and Shirley Eshelman, as the Lancaster County theater company celebrates its 50th anniversary. Growing up at Sight & Sound, Miller has a unique firsthand perspective on the organization’s evolution, from its early beginnings to the growth of the theater and its ministry.

Miller also reflected on one of the most difficult moments in Sight & Sound’s history—the devastating 1997 fire—and the rebuilding that followed. She shared personal memories of that day, the community’s response, and how the experience ultimately became part of the theater’s larger story of growth and expansion. The conversation offers a behind-the-scenes look at five decades of Sight & Sound and the people who helped build it into the organization it is today.

Listen to the podcast to hear the conversation.