The Plot: Our History... Timeline:
last one being A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum) LAMB Productions left the Hilton to seek a permanent home. 1986: In November of 1986, after incorporating with the help and support of Marvin & Frances Kline, LAMB moved into the recently vacated Webster School building at 417 Market Street where the company continues to produce theatre and teach classes for young people.
1992: In the summer of 1992, LAMB Ewe-niversity was born. It is a totally self-supporting theatre arts education program offering classes for kids from kindergarten through twelfth grade. 1999: September 1999, The LAMB School of Theatre and Music was created to provide Arts education to individuals from babies to senior citizens. To date, LAMB Productions Theatre has produced over 100 shows and is looking forward to many more as we begin celebrating our 20th Anniversary Season.
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1979:
LAMB Productions
Theatre was formed in July 1979 by Russell and Diana Wooley. The theatre's first
production was Neil Simon's Last of the Red Hot Lovers which had a
three-performance run at the Sioux City Hilton. 
1989: In the
summer of 1989, LAMB, in conjunction with the Sioux City Art Center, began offering a
federally funded arts education project called, Imagination Celebration.