| The Servant of Two Masters | |
|---|---|
| Oct 7th, 2011 - Nov 13th, 2011 | |
| book and lyrics by David McFadzean | |
| from the comedy by Carlo Goldoni | |
| Choreographed by Colleen Kollar Smith | |
| Directed by Robert Smyth | |
| Music composed and Directed by Deborah Gilmour Smyth | |
| Truffeldino | Geno Carr |
| Clarice | Rebecca Spear |
| Smeraldina | Nancy Snow Carr |
| Silvio | Nick Spear |
| Beatrice | Colleen Kollar Smith |
| Florindo | Lance Arthur Smith |
| Ensemble | Bryan Barbarin |
| Ensemble / Understudy Florindo / Silvio | Jesse Abeel |
| Brighella | Deborah Gilmour Smyth |
| Pantalone | Robert Smyth |
| Ensemble / Understudy Brighella & Smeraldina | Caitie Grady |
| Understudy | Heather Paton |
| Understudy / Truffeldino | Sean Yael-Cox |
| Band Leader / Accordion | Mark Danisovszky |
| Cello | Diana Elledge |
| Clarinet / Bass Clarinet / Tenor Sax / Guitar / Banjo | Rik Ogden |
| Percussion | Dave Rumley |
| Costume Design | Jeanne Reith |
| Lighting Design | Nathan Peirson |
| Scenic Design | Mike Buckley |
| Sound Design | Patrick J. Duffy |
| Properties Design | Michael McKeon |
| Stage Manager | Maria Mangiavellano |
| Composed, Arranged, and Musically Directed | Deborah Gilmour Smyth |
| Fight Choreographer | Lance Arthur Smith |
| Assistant Stage Manager | Michelle Miles |
| Assistant Stage Manager | Tarin Hurstel |
| "Lamb's has created a rollicking new musical adaptation of the romantic farce. Under the shrewdly paced direction of Robert Smyth the cracketjack cast, in Jeanne Reith's delightfully gaudy costumes, moves and speaks as a true ensemble. The over-the-top piece is a guilty pleasure, stuffed with jokes filled with pleasurable performances." | |
| - Anne Marie Welsh ( San Diego Union-Tribune ) | |
| "Big, bold, Borscht Belt humor, and chock-full of broad slapstick." | |
| - Pam Kragen ( North County Times ) | |
| "The talent is terrrific, with commendable comic chops, superb singing and an outstanding 4-piece band. The set, lighting and effects are first rate, and the costumes in kaleidoscopic colors are gorgeous." | |
| - Pat Launer ( Jazz88 Center Stage ) | |