The Glory Man
1142 Orange Avenue, Coronado, 92118
Lamb's Players is reprising its popular show. Clarence Jordan and wife Florence founded Koinonia ("Fellowship") Farm, a racially integrated Christian collective in Macon County, Georgia. Attacked, even bombed, by the KKK, the farm led to the creation of Habitat for Humanity. Jordan's decades-long, turn-the-other-cheek battle's a great idea for a play. Dennis Hassel's comedy-drama, however, just sketches in the life and, wearing a constant smile, only skims the surface of a deep reservoir. While Glory Man needs work, the Lamb's Players production is a treat. Director Robert Smyth turns his cast into a chorus of rural sounds and spiritual music. Rick D. Meads heads a strong ensemble as Jordan.
Worth a try.
When
Ongoing until Sunday, January 23, 2011
Hours
| Sundays, 2pm |
| Thursdays, 7:30pm |
| Fridays, 8pm |
| Saturdays, 4pm & 8pm |