Mark your calendars for our winter play reading series, The Play’s the Thing! Please note that our first play reading in February will be 100% virtual and that we plan to have our March and April readings take place both in-person and virtually. Reservations are limited to 80 individuals for our in-person readings (March & …
Please review our safety protocols before purchasing tickets and check back prior to your visit as we will continue to update this page as guidelines change. We are excited to welcome you back and with the cooperation of all, we may safely gather under the canopy of the cedar forest and enjoy stellar live performances …
Mark your calendars for our winter play reading series, The Play’s the Thing! All play readings for our 2021 season will take place virtually at 7:00 p.m. Reservations are limited to 300 households. Click here to visit our virtual performance site and book your spot today! All readings are free; donations are welcome. We look forward to you …
Thank you for your interest in Peninsula Players Theatre’s 2021 season. Please click “learn more” to follow the link below to read the most recent update on our 86th season from Managing Director Brian Kelsey. Ticket sales begin June 28, 2021. May 20, 2021 Update March 18, 2021 Update
Join Carol and Fred, an actor and a sound engineer who are thrown together during an intense winter storm, tasked with last-minute fixes to an audiobook version of Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol.” Carol is not happy to be there. Fred is an eleventh-hour sub who does not know the story. “It Sounds Like a …
Shoreline Sunset MerchandiseCreated by Kyle Pingel When Peninsula Players canceled its 2020 performances due to the current health crisis, Costume Shop Manager Kyle Pingel created Camping Clothing Co. He specifically created the Shoreline Sunset design to assist the theater during its intermission. By ordering this exclusive design this holiday season, you are sharing the Peninsula …
Performance begins at the 4 minute mark. Click here to view the playbill for “The Murders in the Rue Morgue.” A dramatic audio production of Edgar Allan Poe’s “The Murders in the Rue Morgue,” adapted and directed by Kevin Christopher Fox, will be broadcast on Peninsula Players Theatre’s website beginning at 9 p.m. Friday, October 23 …
Click here to view the playbill for Trifles by Susan Glaspell. As a young journalist for the Des Moines Daily News in 1900, Susan Glaspell reported on a sensational murder case in rural Iowa. Her observations and experiences covering this true historical crime inspired her to write Trifles. Farmer John Wright is murdered – strangled to death – in the middle …
During our intermission, Artistic Director Greg Vinkler is checking in with alumni of Peninsula Players and chatting with them about their ongoing projects and their personal experiences at Door County’s theatrical treasure.We will learn about their favorite shows, hear backstage tales, and discuss what they have been up to since they graced our stage with …
As we take this brief intermission during the summer of 2020, we have been busy creating unique videos, puzzles, recipes and other tidbits to help pass the time. We look forward to welcoming you all back to the “theatre-in-a-garden” when it is safe to do so and hope these diversions help keep you connected to …