Actress Barbara is honored to return to Peninsula Players after “Moon Over Buffalo,” “Last Night of Ballyhoo” and “The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940.” Last season: “Three Tall Women,” (Apple Tree), “Grand Hotel” (Drury Lane). Other […]
Actor Jay just returned from Stratford, England where he played John of Lancaster in Henry IV parts 1 and 2 at The Royal Shakespeare Company with Greg Vinkler as Falstaff. Other credits
Actor Patrick New is delighted to be returning to Peninsula Players where his credits include Proof, The Uneasy Chair, Red Herring, Tom, Dick, and Harry and Escanaba in Da Moonlight. Most recently Mr.
Actor Jarrod Zimmerman hales from Chicago and is excited to be making his Peninsula Players debut! He was last seen as Glen Two in a reading of River’s End (Chicago Dramatists), and has
Actress Katheryn Patton is thrilled to make her Peninsula Players debut. She was recently seen in Curtains at the Drury Lane Oakbrook Theatre in Chicago. Regional Credits include The Producers and My Fair Lady (Ensemble) Pioneer
Actress Maris is thrilled to join the Peninsula Players for the first time. Based in Chicago, Maris was last seen as “Dorothy” in “A Wonderful Life” at Theatre at the
Actor Dan is thrilled to be making his debut at Pen Players. Previous credits: Marriott Lincolnshire, Oakbrook Drury Lane, Arkansas Rep, Theater at The Center, Candlelight, Drury Lane South, Disney. Six
Actress Last season Cassie made her Peninsula Players debut as Sally Bowles in Cabaret. Chicago credits include: The Beauty and the Beast (Marriott Theatre), Thea in Fiorello and Suzie Fontaine in Pravda (both with Timeline Theatre Company),
Actress Anya is delighted to join the Players, where she spent most of her early summers with her parents. Anya has trained at First Stage Children’s Theatre in Milwaukee, where
Actress Jessie is happy to spend her summer with such a wonderful company in such beautiful surroundings! Chicago credits include Fiddler on the Roof (Tzeitel), The Bowery Boys, All Shook Up (Natalie Haller) and Shenandoah