The Lambs’ Archives^®

Seth A. Lipton was elected to The Lambs in November 2020 as a Theatrical member.

Spence Porter was elected to The Lambs in 2018 as a Theatrical member. He has a long tie to theater. “I write plays that are mostly somewhere on the outskirts of conventional theater,” Spence Porter describes himself on his website (www.SpencePorter.com). “I love using puppets and masks and dancers and… Continue reading →

Bob Greenberg’s talents are so broad that is hard to peg all his strengths.  He’s is a comedian who does impressions and can inhabit Characters in the vein of Jonathan Winters (a Lamb) or Red Skelton. A good term is “funnyman” because as a comedian he is not like the typical… Continue reading →

Don Spiro was elected to The Lambs April 20, 2016, after recommendations from Kevin Fitzpatrick and Scott Glascock. Don has worked at various positions in the film/tv/entertainment industry and is a member of various professional organizations. In 2023 he began his term as the Boy (vice president) of The Lambs.… Continue reading →

Richard James Porter was elected a Theatrical member on 6 November 2015. Richard is an actor and longtime member of AEA and SAG-AFTRA. Among his film and television credits are The Knick; Boardwalk Empire; The Daily Show; Brilliant Mistakes; and Affordable Apartments. Theatre credits include Annie; The Letter; Twelfth Night;… Continue reading →

In 2008, Deborah Stone became a member of The Snarks, Ltd., the venerable women’s theatrical club created in 1909, acting in plays by, among others, A.R. Gurney, Noel Coward, and John Morgan Evans. She is forever grateful for their love and support, and their very high caliber of performance. A native New Yorker, Deborah Stone began studying… Continue reading →

Camille Savitz was elected to The Lambs in 2005. In 2023 she was elected to the Lambs Council. She began singing in the New York High School All City Chorus and has been going strong ever since. She has since performed at Carnegie Hall as a soloist with the Blue… Continue reading →

Davida Rothberg was elected to the Lambs in 1990. She was recruited by Beth Holland, the New York president of AFTRA. At that time, Davida was a working mom and talk show host, working for a video head-shot business that took her to Silvercup Studios. Davida started her career at… Continue reading →

Eileen Lacy has been a proud member of The Lambs since 2009, having been sponsored by Sandra Benee and leslie Shreve. A native New Yorker, she acted and sang in many Community Theater productions on Staten Island, where she was raised. After high school, Eileen graduated from the Barbizon School… Continue reading →

Peter Kingsley was elected a Theatrical member of The Lambs in 1999. He served as Lambs’ Corresponding Secretary and Boy (vice president). He is a member of the Admissions Committee. A graduate of Hamilton College, he studied at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art, and the Acting Studio… Continue reading →

Vivienne Gilbert, lifelong New Yorker.  Elected to The Lambs in 1991. “I started out to be a graphic artist, got an Associate degree from Parsons School of Design, attended NYU Arts and Science at the same time and got my BFA.  After Douglas and Elisa Gilbert were in school I… Continue reading →

Peter Dizozza is a content provider and in house counsel for Cinema VII, a entertainment collective which administers his creative catalog. He is a music composer who also produces supplemental material as a writer, pianist, performer, photographer, and filmmaker. Since 2000 he has been the director of the WAH Theater at… Continue reading →