Player’s Pen Blog

Does anyone else feel that summer is flying by?  Everyone on the Peninsula Players campus can hardly fathom that tonight, August 15, is opening night of the fourth show of […]

The bubbly, funny and lively musical “The Drowsy Chaperone” opened last week and continues to have audiences of all ages roaring with laughter.  The fun beings when the main character

I’ve been experiencing flashes to the past over the last few days.  On Wednesday, July 25, Peninsula Players celebrated its 83rd birthday the best way possible – we opened the bubbly

The Peninsula Players campus has been hopping the past few weeks. While the thrilling mystery, “Miss Holmes,” has been enthralling audiences at night, the rehearsal hall has been bouncing with

By Chris Chan The Peninsula Players are producing “Miss Holmes,” by Christopher M. Walsh which is a reimagining of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s legendary detectives featuring a gender swap for

July is filled with murder, music and mayhem at Peninsula Players. The murder and mayhem are limited to the stage, except for a few Nerf wars among company members. The

Victorian London has been coming to life as our artisans have been crafting the world of Christopher M. Walsh’s “Miss Holmes.” Planning and creative conversations began months ago between the

So much is happening around the theater that it is really hard to fathom that we are only into week three of the season! It was a pleasure to have

After months of waiting and watching snow come and go, our Grand Lady of Summer Theater is preparing to open its 83rd season. The Players first performed in Fish Creek

Working artists such as scenic painters, costumers, directors, designers, carpenters and performers are members of a workforce that is highly skilled, flexible and mobile.  Working artists have intensive rehearsal/build schedules,