Player’s Pen Blog

When attending the obligatory cocktail party/wedding reception/fundraiser/social event, there is one question that looms over an actor’s head – ready to drop at a moment’s notice. “What do you do […]

They say that journeys improve when you’re in good company.  This is true in life and definitely true when one is rehearsing a play.  I have recently had the fortune

Another exciting week has gone by at Peninsula Players as we settle into the slower daytime pace of the fall season.  The days are a bit more relaxed because we

Avid theatergoers and performing artists share the love to create.  Theater is an expression of the human need to tell stories and gives society an opportunity to learn about itself. 

The Cambridge English Dictionary defines internship as “a period of time spent receiving or completing training at a job as a part of becoming qualified to do it.” Each season

Books, books and more books.  Bookcases overflowing with books have lined numerous sets at Peninsula Players over its 81-year history.  The tall leather bound spines stand upright on the shelves

o this wonderful creation, Senator Higgins?” I’ve been corresponding with playwright Kenneth Jones, so I was able to share the following about what attracted him to the real-life story behind

As I sit to write this column tickets are booking quickly for the closing weekend of “The Full Monty.” As I stand near the doorway after final curtain I’ve seen

The MacMillan Dictionary defines a character actor as an actor who plays unusual, strange, or interesting  characters  instead of being one of the main characters. The recent passing of David Huddleston, a character actor who played title roles in the films

During the final week of “The Hollow” our pre-show seminar host and Agatha Christie expert, Dr. Chris Chan, shared his fascination with American adaptations of British works.  I thought readers