| Into The Woods | |
|---|---|
| Feb 10th, 2006 - Mar 26th, 2006 | |
| music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim | |
| book by James Lapine | |
| Musical Direction by G. Scott Lacy | |
| Choreographer by Pamela Turner | |
| Directed by Robert Smyth | |
| House Master, Granny, Giant's Voice | Colleen Kollar Smith |
| Narrator, Mysterious Man | Doren Elias |
| Cinderella | Jennifer Shelton |
| Jack | Spencer Moses |
| The Baker | Ryan Drummond |
| The Baker's Wife | Becky Biegelsen |
| Stepmother | Dagmar Krause Fields |
| Florinda | Erin Byron |
| Lucinda | Kelli Kelley |
| Little Red Ridinghood | Season Bowers |
| Cinderella's Father | Ralph Johnson |
| Rapunzel | Chrissy Reynolds-Vögele |
| Rapunzel's Prince | David S. Humphrey |
| The Steward | Christopher M. Nelson |
| Understudy | K.B. Mercer |
| Understudy | Edward Hofmeister |
| Musical Director/Conductor/Piano | G. Scott Lacy |
| Violin | Beth Mosko |
| Cello | Diana Elledge |
| Bass | Oliver Shirley |
| Clarinet / Flute | Rik Ogden |
| Percussion | Dave Rumley |
| Wolf/Cinderella's Prince | Jason Heil |
| House Master (Birds, Baby, Cow, Hen) & US Jack/Baker/Princes | Jon Lorenz |
| Jack's Mother | Kerry Meads |
| The Witch | Deborah Gilmour Smyth |
| Scenic Design | Mike Buckley |
| Lighting Design | Nate Parde |
| Costume Design | Jeanne Reith |
| Properties Design | Cecelia Church |
| Stage Manager | Maria Mangiavellano |
| Sound Design | Greg Campbell |
| "Critic's Choice! A perfect confection...If you've never ventured Into the Woods before, don't miss this golden opportunity. If you have, discover more with this definitive production!" | |
| - ( ShowMag.com ) | |
| "Critic's Pick! Winning cast, superb vocal power. Wonderful, memorable songs." | |
| - ( San Diego Theatre Scene ) | |
| "Critic's Choice! Sondheim writes complex music. Lamb's production makes it look easy. A wondrous cast, an incomparable trip into the woods and out again." | |
| - ( La Jolla Village News ) | |
| "Superb! The best staging of Into the Woods I've seen in many years. The show goes right in every way, from its excellent across-the-board cast, to Robert Smyth's funny and smartly detailed direction, to Pamela Turner's lively choreography, and its imaginative costumes and sets that pop right out of the imagination and onto the stage." | |
| - ( North County Times ) | |
| "More satisfying than the Broadway revival!" | |
| - ( San Diego Union-Tribune ) | |
| "An extremely cool thing! A rock solid sense of real life as a metaphor for something profoundly greater than ourselves." | |
| - ( San Diego City Beat ) | |