Summer Smorgasbord

This summer, cool off with something different. Rather than movie-hopping at your local multiplex, visit The Lamb’s Theatre for the its first ever Summer Smorgasbord, a live performance series. Right in the heart of Times Square, this is theatre that is accessible, hysterical and affordable.

Schedule

July 12-30th

Man 1, Bank 0

Written and Performed by Patrick Combs. One day in May, Patrick suddenly found himself smack in the middle of a very unusual “life experiment.” He deposited a $95,000 junk mail check into his ATM and to his absolute astonishmenr– it cashed.

June 22nd-July 30th

The Trachtenburg Family Slideshow Players

Think the Von Trapp Family singers with East Village edge. Jason, Tina and their 11 year old daughter Rachel take vintage slide collections that have been found at estate sales, garage sales, thrift stores, etc., and turn the lives of anonymous strangers into pop-rock musical exposes.

June 22nd- July 9th

My Fake ID’s

Sound Bytes of a Teenage Life. Written and performed by Margaret Gallo Copeland, directed by Robert Ross Parker, with additional material by Mark St. Germain. Drowning in the personalities of five nannies, three sisters, two goats, a Southern gentleman farmer father, an outspoken Italian mother, and assorted reptiles and boyfriends, writer-comedian Margaret Gallo Copeland comes up for air and hears a sound she’s never heard before . . . her own voice. This nineteen-year-old performs sensitive yet hilarious comedy that appeals to the teenager in all of us.

July 19th-20th

Ciao

Three-time Emmy award winner Wayne Brady stars in this benefit reading of an original play by award winning playwright Mark St. Germain.

Corporate Superstar Arthur Allman has everything he could possibly want in his life – until his Doctor tells him it might be over tomorrow. With the clock ticking, Ciao takes Arthur and his Audience on a race through his past and present to save his future. A journey filled with love, laughter and lime trees, Ciaois an exciting, provocative look at all of our lives from the first hello to the last goodbye. Don’t miss Wayne Brady’s original take on this provocative work.