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Lamb’s Players Theatre set to rock and roll into Old Town with “The ‘70s”
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In September, Lamb’s Players Theatre announced it had arranged the use of a different theater for another run of “The ’70s!
So, I thought, ‘let me hunt around.’”Smyth learned that Cygnet Theatre was moving from the Old Town Theatre to The Joan and Irwin Jacobs Performing Arts Center (aka The Joan) at Liberty Station.
“I got in touch with Chris Rubio, who runs Arms Wide Open, the company that’s going into the Old Town Theatre, and we’ve worked out a limited run,” said Smyth.
“The ‘70s!” will rock the Old Town Theatre Feb. 25 – April 12, 2026Lamb’s Players Theatre performs multiple shows each year, but “The ‘70s” exceeded expectations.
They all love it enough that they would all do it.”Transitioning Leadership at Lamb’s Players TheatreAs announced last year, Lamb’s is making way for the next generation.