Actors & Actresses

Actress Peggy has appeared at Players as Ruthie in Making God Laugh, Sister Clarissa in Over the Tavern, Madame Armfelt in A Little Night Music and  Fraulein Schneider in Cabaret.  She recently finished You Can’t Take It […]

Actor James returns to Peninsula Players where he was last seen as Fredric in A Little Night Music. Other credits include Kromow in The Merry Widow and Cord Elam in Oklahoma! at Lyric Opera of

Actress Naama is excited to make her Peninsula Players debut in Sunday in the Park with George. An eighth-grader, Naama is in her eighth year of piano study and is a

Actor Brandon happily returns to Peninsula Players after appearing in Murder on the Nile and Lombardi last season. Dahlquist played Thomas Jefferson in Frank Galati’s production of 1776 at The Asolo Repertory Theatre to be reprised

Actress  McKinley is pleased to return to Peninsula Players where she was most recently seen in A Little Night Music, Panic and Comic Potential. Other Pen Players productions include, Into the Woods, The Taffetas, Over the River

Actor Paul Slade Smith is happy to return to Peninsula Players Theatre, where he appeared last year in The Nerd, Murder on the Nile, and as Amos (“Mr.Cellophane”) in Chicago. He comes directly

Actor Noah has been acting on Chicago stages since 1997. In that time he has worked with Goodman Theatre, A Red Orchid, The Hypocrites, Defiant, American Theatre Company and Strawdog

Actress Molly is delighted to join Peninsula Players for her first season. Other credits include: Middletown, Orange Flower Water, Picasso at the Lapin Agile (Steppenwolf Theatre); The Odd Couple, Permanent

Actress Callie Johnson is a Chicago based actress, singer, and dancer. She is a BFA graduate of Columbia College Chicago. She is originally from Genoa, Illinois. Callie had the pleasure

Actor Neil is happy to be back at the Players. Players credits include: Lombardi, Making God Laugh, Over the Tavern, A Little Night Music, Wait Until Dark, Born Yesterday, Greetings, Unnecessary Farce and The Fantasticks. Chicago credits: The Court Theatre,