is one of Southern California’s leading non-profit performing arts
organizations. Our resident theatre is located in the beautiful village of
Coronado just over the bridge from San Diego. Our mission is
To Tell Good Stories Well.

We are committed to:


Lamb’s Players is an artist-directed company providing a home for a resident company of actors, directors and designers. You will see the work of a group of artists who have worked together over 20 years – and each year you’ll also meet new faces.


The theatre maintains an active Educational Outreach, annually taking Touring performances to tens of thousands of students in schools throughout the Southwest.


Along with presenting the classics and lesser known gems of the theatre, LPT has produced over 33 World Premieres and more than 30 Regional Premieres.

You’ll find our beautiful and intimate 350 seat resident theatre in Coronado’s historic Spreckels Building just two blocks north of the world famous Hotel del Coronado. An annual 5 play Season runs February through November, with December filled with a variety of Christmas productions.

Each year we set out a wide-ranging theatrical banquet, served from a varied and delicious menu – zesty musicals, robust dramas, rich comedies and adventurous world premieres.

In addition to a year-round production schedule in Coronado, you’ll often find our productions in other venues around San Diego county. Each summer we perform at the Lyceum Theatre in Horton Plaza. While each December we invite you to step back 100 years for An American Christmas in the Grand Ballroom of the Hotel del Coronado.

We look forward to your visit.

Robert Smyth
Producing Artistic Director


Here, you can Order Tickets to specific shows or Subscribe to an entire Season. Make a contribution to our work. Check out all we do in the community through our Educational Outreach. Discover the benefits of Season Tickets or see the best way to bring a Group.

Perhaps you’d like an Overview of who we are, or a look at our History and Past Productions. Get directions to a performance or check out the seating layout of our resident theatre. Or if you’d like, drop us a line. I think you’ll find most of what you’re looking for (let us know if you don’t).