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Posts Tagged ‘Robert Smyth’

Lamb’s’ Fair ‘CHAPS!’ Is Too Slaphappy for Its Own And the Patrons’ Good

By Martin Jones Westlin | March 18, 2019 | 0

World war? What world war? The human experience is a virtual kaleidoscope of triumph over adversity through humor, as evidenced through Lamb’s Players Theatre’s current ‘CHAPS!’ Sadly, that’s about all there is to be said for this surprisingly substandard piece.

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Brush Up Your Shakespeare for Lamb’s ‘Equivocation’

By Bill Eadie | October 24, 2016 | 0

‘Equivocation’ is fascinating for those who know Shakespeare’s plays well and perhaps more than a little confusing for those who do not.

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Out of Chaos Comes Order in Lamb’s’ ‘You Can’t Take It with You’

By Martin Jones Westlin | February 22, 2015 | 0

We’re dependent on only ourselves, in good times and bad, for our happiness. Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman’s ‘You Can’t Take It with You’ is a big-time reminder of all that — and Lamb’s Players Theatre mounts the lesson with its usual expertise.

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Lamb’s’ Fair ‘Joseph’ Forgets Its Roots

By Martin Jones Westlin | February 1, 2015 | 0

Lamb’s Players Theatre is back at what it does best, branding an acclaimed stage piece with its own tight-knit look and feel. The problem is that the story behind ‘Joseph And the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat’ falls short of the company’s renowned potential.

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

By Martin Jones Westlin | July 30, 2014 | 1

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.

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Twelfth Night Goes Navy at Hotel Del for Lamb’s Players

By Welton Jones | June 1, 2014 | 1

Twelfth Night lands in the Hotel del Coronado around 1949 and all is intact, especially the songs.

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