| Festival Of Christmas - Angel's Arms | |
|---|---|
| Dec 6th, 1994 - Dec 30th, 1994 | |
| Written and Directed by Kerry Meads | |
| Jeffrey Scott | David Cochran Heath |
| April Boswell | Susan Hammons |
| Nicholas Cobham | David Cohen |
| Charlotte MacNeil | Jessica Cole |
| Rosemary MacNeil | Season Bowers |
| Priscilla Harris | Diane Addis |
| Andrew Farnsworth Hill | Paul Eggington |
| Lisley Witherspoon | Vanda Eggington |
| Matthew Joel Mountport | Michael Hickey |
| John Shelley | Nathan Peirson |
| Musical Direction | Vanda Eggington |
| Choreographer | Pamela Turner |
| Scenic Design | Mike Buckley |
| Costume Design | Margaret Neuhoff |
| Lighting Design | Lawrence Oberman |
| Stage Manager | Barbara D. Smith |
| Sound Engineer | Greg Campbell |
| Property Design | Renee Porte |
| "Buildings first. The new space is lovely. From the elegant street marquee on in, the new Lamb’s theatre announces itself as a venture of taste and class." | |
| - ( San Diego Union-Tribune ) | |
| "No one told artistic director Robert Smyth and the Lamb’s Players that we’re in a recession, that it’s no time for bravura economic moves. If they did, the Lamb’s people didn’t listen, because rather than downsize, they just moved into a new 340-seat stage. And it’s a beaut—a modified thrust stage with the audience rising, amphitheatre-like, on three sides of the playing area…None of [the actors]—from veteran David Cochran Heath to sprightly newcomer Season Marshall—could hide the thrill that this first night was really a first, and that they were a part of history." | |
| - ( San Diego Reader ) | |
| "The singing is heavenly. Lamb’s Players has plenty to sing about. They’ve just christened their new theatre space, in the heart of Coronado. The renovation is a joy to behold. A lively mix of Neoclassical, Art Deco and modern architecture, the revamped structure is both curvaceous and angular." | |
| - ( KPBS ) | |
| "The only thing shining brighter than the neon sign on the Lamb’s Players marquee last Friday evening was the cast of ‘Festival of Christmas,’ which inaugurated the theatrical troupe’s new resident stage here." | |
| - ( Coronado Journal ) | |