‘The Servant of Two Masters’ Returns to Lamb's

Are all you theatre buffs ready for a good laugh? has got you (and your belly muscles!) covered.

This weekend marks the return of , a musical about one wily Italian servant, Truffeldino, who’s desperately trying to keep two unsuspecting masters apart. The reason? Neither knows that Truffeldino is serving the other!

Amid the craziness, another story emerges in the play, which is being performed again by Lamb's following a successful 2011 run. Master Pantalone is trying to get his niece to marry the richest man in Italy. All is fine until her former, and seemingly dead, suitor shows up.

David McFadzean, a former Lamb's staff member and co-creator of TV's Home Improvement, has adapted the old Italian comedy, and Lamb's Associate Artistic Director Deborah Gilmour Smyth composed the music, which will be performed live. Robert Smyth is the director.

The Servant of Two Masters stars four real-life couples, Geno and Nancy Snow Carr, Lance Arthur and Colleen Kollar Smith, Robert and Deborah Gilmour Smyth and Nick and Rebecca Spear.

The mayhem begins Friday at Lamb’s Players Theatre and continues through Jan. 15, with performances Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. Tonight’s show is at 8 p.m. and tickets are anywhere from $13 - $60. You can call the theatre’s box office at 619-437-6000 or buy tickets online here.

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