| Till We Have Faces | |
|---|---|
| Jul 23rd, 1999 - Sep 19th, 1999 | |
| Adapted from the novel for the stage & Directed by Robert Smyth | |
| by C.S. Lewis | |
| The King of Glome | Ollie Nash |
| Redival | Mary Miller |
| Psyche | Ayla Yarkut |
| The Fox | Doren Elias |
| The Priest of Ungit | Paul Eggington |
| Bardia, Captain of the Guard | Chris Reber |
| Ansit, Bardia's wife | Tracy Hughes |
| Argon, Prince of Phars | Nick Cordileone |
| Trunia, Prince of Phars | Tom Stephenson |
| Orual | Deborah Gilmour Smyth |
| The Teller | Kerry Meads |
| Batta, the Nurse | Susan Clausen |
| Costume Design | Jeanne Reith |
| Scenic Design | Mike Buckley |
| Lighting Design | Nathan Peirson |
| Stage Manager | Darra Stringer |
| Original Music & Sound Design | Deborah Gilmour Smyth |
| Audio Master | Greg Campbell |
| Fight choreographer | Martin Katz |
| Assistant Stage Manager | Cynthia Peters Gerber |
| Assistant Fight Director | Lori Lithcoe |
| "Mesmerizing and Moving! Lamb's Players has hit a vein of pure theatrical gold." | |
| - ( Backstage West ) | |
| "Takes off and grabs you by the throat!" | |
| - ( KPBS ) | |
| "A visually stunning production!" | |
| - ( The Publication ) | |
| "The production's imaginative theatricality is on par with anything Lamb's has done." | |
| - ( San Diego Reader ) | |
| "Reveals the truth to each of us, wherever we sit." | |
| - ( San Diego Gay + Lesbian Times ) | |