Detective Story | |
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Feb 7th, 2003 - Mar 16th, 2003 | |
by Sidney Kingsley | |
Directed by Robert Smyth | |
Detective Dankis | Joe Nesnow |
Shoplifter | Colleen Kollar Smith |
Detective Gallagher | John Nutten |
Tony | Jesse MacKinnon |
Mrs. Farragut | Pat DiMeo |
Joe Feinson | Tom Stephenson |
Detective Callahan | Greg Thompson |
Detective O'Brien | Tom Andrew |
Detective Brody | Doren Elias |
Endicott Sims | Walter Ritter |
Detective McLeod | David Cochran Heath |
Arthur Kindred | Nick Cordileone |
Patrolman Barnes | Walter Murray |
Charles Gennini | J. Michael Ross |
Mrs. Bagatelle | Pat DiMeo |
Kurt Schneider | Don Loper |
Lt. Monoghan | Paul Eggington |
Susan Carmichael | Amy Cordileone |
Miss Hatch | Emily Bender |
Crumb-Bum | Tom Andrew |
Woman | Emily Bender |
Mr. Pritchett | George Flint |
Tami Giacoppetti | Jesse MacKinnon |
Photographer | Don Loper |
Indignant Citizen | Emily Bender |
Lewis Abbot | Jon Lorenz |
Mr. Gallantz | Jon Lorenz |
Saxophone - recorded | Rik Ogden |
Piano and Drums - Recorded | Deborah Gilmour Smyth |
Scenic Design | Mike Buckley |
Costume Design | Jeanne Reith |
Stage Manager | Melinda Roos |
Lighting Design | Mike Buckley |
Original Music & Sound Design | Deborah Gilmour Smyth |
"Critic's Pick! Fascination never flags and delight never dims! And the major factor in that fascination and delight is a cast of 21 players, none of whom is less than excellent." | |
- ( Backstage West ) | |
"Critic's Choice! A big-cast, period-faithful, and highly entertaining cop classic. Lamb's director Robert Smyth has assembled a cast of 20 for this vivid, sprawling 1949 Sidney Kingsley play." | |
- ( San Diego Union-Tribune ) | |
"Critic's Pick! David Cochran Heath, a Lamb's mainstay for decades doing some of his best work ever! Smyth and a 21-member cast turn the Lamb's stage into 1949. To single out actors would be unfair to the ensemble, each of whom contributes to one of Lamb's best shows!" | |
- ( San Diego Reader ) | |
"Lamb's Players Theatre opens its 2003 season with a bang-bang, delivering a spellbinding and well-produced staging of the 1949 police station classic." | |
- ( North County Times ) | |