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Lamb’s’ ‘Big Fish’ Is Adrift in a Small And Untenable Pond

By Martin Jones Westlin | June 20, 2017 |

Somebody or somebodies once declared that truth is stranger than fiction. In Lamb’s Players Theatre’s ‘Big Fish,’ both are about on a par with each other — but to appreciate that, you have to work pretty hard.

Lamb’s’ ‘Miracle Worker’ Is Good, But Story Is Better Suited to Film

By Martin Jones Westlin | March 14, 2016 |

There are some things and people whose global esteem competes with live theater for proper attentions — and Helen Keller’s life is one of those. As good as Lamb’s Players Theatre’s live ‘The Miracle Worker’ may be, the cinema is by definition the better medium for such a play.

No Words to Describe Lamb’s’ Stupendous ‘Les Miz’

By Martin Jones Westlin | July 30, 2014 |

France and the United States may not know it, but they enjoy a very special bond among nations. That’s why ‘Les Miserables’ touches American audiences so deeply — and the stupendous turn that Lamb’s Players Theatre gives the play is proof enough.