| An American Christmas - at Hotel del Coronado | |
|---|---|
| Dec 17th, 1994 - Dec 29th, 1994 | |
| Musical Direction by Vanda Eggington | |
| Written and Directed by Robert Smyth | |
| THE FAMILY AND FRIENDS | |
| Willa Ray Marshall | Deborah Gilmour Smyth |
| Grace, Willa's daughter | Shaun Levin |
| Heidi Bucher | Chrissy Reynolds-Vögele |
| Gregory, Willa's son | Justin Parks |
| James Aurbach, Willa's brother | Mike Buckley |
| Shannon MacInney, James' fiance | Cynthia Peters Gerber |
| Benjamin Marshall, Willa's brother-in-law | Christian Turner |
| Bridget, his wife | Kerry Meads |
| Benjamin and Bridget's Children | |
| Nicole | Nicole Turner |
| Arielle | Arielle Turner |
| Bryce | Bryce Turner |
| Jefferson Tolman, Benjamin's Partner | Grandison Phelps |
| Nicholas Twiggs, neighbor | Greg Campbell |
| Constance Twiggs, his wife | Beth Heath |
| Nicholas and Constance's children | |
| Clarissa | Carrie Heath |
| Allan | Allan Heath |
| Julian Spalding, Willa's cousin | Clay Rider |
| Isabella Spalding, his wife | Pamela Turner |
| Carlos Pico, Family friend | Fernando Vega |
| Martha Vickers, Willa's sister | Veronica Murphy Smith |
| Lillian Phelps, family friend | Pamela Brittain |
| Ramona Buljowsky harpist | Ramona Unwin |
| Phineas Bedford, pianist | Mark Danisovszky |
| Costume Design | Jeanne Reith |
| Scenic / Decor Design | Jane LaMotte |
| Lighting Design | C. Todd Brown |
| Choreographer | Pamela Turner |
| Stage Manager | Doug Kalal |
| Sound Design and Asst. Stage Manager | Greg Campbell |
| "The perfect melding of food, ambience, and showmanship!" | |
| - ( San Diego Magazine ) | |
| "Exceptionally entertaining! Far exceeded my wildest expectations." | |
| - David Lansing ( Sunset Magazine ) | |
| "The next best thing to a time machine!" | |
| - ( San Diego Union-Tribune ) | |
| "Hearts as well as stomachs are full, and the guests leave with all of their yuletide yearnings satisfied." | |
| - ( Westways Magazine ) | |
| "I love the Hotel del Coronado at Christmastime. It's like you're back 100 years, which is where you should be at Christmas." | |
| - Ray Bradbury ( ) | |