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Coronado CA 92118
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An Inspector Calls
by J.B. Priestley February 5 - March 21, 2010 Lamb's Players Theatre, Coronado The Birling family is having a quiet celebration of their daughter's engagement, when a Police Inspector appears with questions about the death of a young woman. At first it appears that the event was entirely random, but as the evening progresses, facts unfold that reveal a connection with each member of the family - and before the night is over, more than one of them may have some explaining to do. J.B. Priestley's compelling tale of human connection and moral responsibility is a modern classic that will both delight and intrigue. |
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The Rivalry by Norman Corwin April 2 - May 16, 2010 Lamb's Players Theatre, Coronado 150 years before another Illinois Senator became the political phenomenon of our time, the Lincoln-Douglas debates electrified crowds with a series of groundbreaking confrontations that still have no equal in American statesmanship. Norman Corwin’s riveting play electrifies the stage with a close-up portrait of the two larger-than-life personalities, as well as the behind-the-scenes drama between the men and Stephen Douglas’s witty and feisty wife Adele. THE RIVALRY is a theatrical marvel, revealing the astounding fact that some of the greatest American theatre ever performed came from two men who were not actors — named Lincoln and Douglas. |
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Harvey by Mary Chase June 4 - July 18, 2010 Lamb's Players Theatre, Coronado Before it became the classic movie starring Jimmy Stewart, Mary Chase'shilarious and endearing comedy HARVEY was a Broadway hit and winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Drama. Elwood P. Dowd is the nicest guy in town. Can he help it if it his best friend happens to be a 6-foot-tall invisible white rabbit? His long-suffering sister and embarrassed niece have had enough, and hilarity is about to ensue as they try to check Elwood into the local sanitarium. A brilliant send-up of conformity, psychoanalysis, and the frantic pace of modern life, HARVEY is a comedy that just might make a believer out of you! |
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miX tape by Jon Lorenz and Colleen Kollar Smith August 6 - September 19, 2010 Lamb's Players Theatre, Coronado Take a seriously wild musical ride back with us to that most awesome of decades. Reagan was in the White House, Michael Jackson was at the top of the charts, lycra and legwarmers were the accessories du jour, and a "mix tape" of favorite tunes was the ultimate in self-expression. A lousy economy was about to bounce back like we'd never seen, set to the synthesized beat of 80s Rock. The Cold War was heating up, and with fingers on the nuclear button, the world was sure to end any moment. But for Generation X, life was just beginning. Put on your suspenders, pull out the Members Only jacket, do your hair up with a scrunchy, and "everybody cut footloose" with us in this totally rad musical world premiere. |
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The Glory Man by Dennis Hassell October 1 - November 14, 2010 Lamb's Players Theatre, Coronado Clarence Jordan, author of "The Cotton Patch Gospel," was a preacher and Greek scholar who left academia to found Koinonia Farm, an unconventional racially-integrated community in the deep South of the 1940s. He soon found that he was not just up against the Klan, but the entire culture that surrounded him. THE GLORY MAN brings to life not only his story, but the sights and sounds of an entirely authentic rural Southern world. A play with music reminiscent of films like O Brother, Where Art Thou, steeped in the infectious sounds of Appalachian Roots music and Gospel, this world premiere from associate artist Dennis Hassell (A Divine Comedy) will inspire audiences with the true-life story of an American original, and his legacy, which included the start of Habitat for Humanity. |
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An Inspector Calls
