Lee LampardActor, Singer, Executive Director of Actor's Asylum Theatre
Lee Lampard
Actor, Singer, Executive Director of
Actor's Asylum Theatre
Currently
Performing In:
Coming Next:
Recent Performances:
Closed April 13:Cabaret
at
Dec5-Jan4:Actor's Asylum Production's
Silent Night, Lonely Night
Oct 18-Nov 17:Actor's Asylum Production's
Songs
for a New World
Sept 12-22:
July 18-28 2002:
Starlight Musical
Theatre's
March-April 2002:
Actor's Asylum Production's Lips
Together, Teeth Apart at Actor's Asylum.
Based in San Diego, Lee Lampard's stage credits include: Silent Night, Lonely Night; Songs for a New World; Lips Together, Teeth Apart and Carol, A Christmas Story at Actor's Asylum; Limon Carr's My Fair Lady and Stepping Out at Poway's Center for the Performing Arts; The Fritz Theatre's productions of Sweeney Todd at the former Fritz Theatre and at St. Cecilia's Playhouse; Teatro Mascara Magica's production of La Pastorela de Esperanza at the Lyceum Theatre; Jekyll & Hyde, Annie, Evita, South Pacific, Guys and Dolls and The Music Man for Starlight Musical Theatre in San Diego; Chess and Carousel at Moonlight Amphitheatre in Vista; Closer Than Ever for Poway Performing Arts Company; Five Women Wearing the Same Dress (Mindy), Working, and Sorry, Wrong Number (Mrs. Stephenson) at Onstage Productions in Chula Vista; Craig Lucas' Prelude To A Kiss (Leah, Dorothy) at Octad-One Productions in Lakeside; and Little Shop of Horrors for La Jolla Stage Company.
Other favorite roles include Marie in Fiorello, Maggie in The Man Who Came to Dinner, Margaret in Quilters, Toby in The Gingerbread Lady, Sarah in Going to See the Elephant and Emma in Murder by Misadventure.
A long-time club performer and studio vocalist, her credits include an appearance on the original concept albums of Star-Crossed: a Musical by Ron Allen, JFK by Max Branscombe as well as numerous commercial jingles, voice-overs, industrials (vocal and video), appearances with a variety of national and international vocal groups, and back-up vocals on albums by various local acts. Lee has appeared with San Diego's Muse Theatre, in staged readings of works-in-progress The Snow Queen and The Goddess of Flowers as well as in the Muse 2000 & 2001 Annual Playwrights Festival.
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Director of Actor's Asylum
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