Player’s Pen Blog

The technical crew at Peninsula Players always amazes me. As we prepared to close our first show, a cowboy tale set in the wide-open spaces of the American West, the […]

Peninsula Players celebrates its 78th season this year. Seventy-eight years! Whenever I say that I am overwhelmed by the weight that phrase carries. Seventy-eight years of following the path our

With a couple weeks of performances under our belt, some things are beginning to feel routine around the Players campus. The new interns are settling into the meal and work

Yee-haw! The cast of “Saloon” is kicking up their heels and tossing hats in the air with the excitement of opening the cowboy tale by Terry Twyman. When Greg Vinkler

The past few weeks the Players campus has been full of hustle and bustle in preparation of the opening night of our 78th season. Having so many people back on

How do I know summer is almost here?  Peninsula Players is approaching its opening night.  Over the past couple weeks this grand lady of summer theaters has shaken off the

How a play is written determines how the scenery on stage will help tell the story.  Let me explain a bit using our 2012 season as examples. “The Nerd” and

As I drive along highways A and F near Peninsula Players I see maple and oak trees anxious to show their fall colors. Seeing the warm reds and bright orange

Walking into a new situation is always a little intimidating.  I had been aware of Peninsula Players for quite some time, having friends who had worked there for years, but

By Audra Baakari Boyle Opening night of “Lombardi” was a thrilling and exciting event, not only for our company members but for the audience as well.  Patrons arrived early to