Player’s Pen Blog

With the start of the fall season staff at Peninsula Players find themselves multitasking not only during the day, but also in the evenings prior to the performance.  Managing Director

Peninsula Players is in the second week of its fall season and audiences are enjoying the hilarious antics of the Little Sisters of Hoboken in Dan Goggin’s musical comedy “Nunsense.”  

A whirlwind of activity has been happening at the Players since the beginning of September.  While the sound of lively music was flowing out of the rehearsal hall, the whirling

The Wandering Road to Nunsense by Karen Sheridan Assembling the perfect ensemble of actors for a production is a delicate thing.  I have directed lots of plays, but the audition

There never seems to be a dull moment around the Players’ campus.  It seems just like yesterday that the cast of “Lend Me A Tenor” took their final curtain call,

Patrons embarking on a night at the theater look forward to being en rapt by a story. Perhaps they’ll travel to a distant land or to events in the past. 

Many members of the company were very sad to see Sean Fortunato and Matt Holzfeind sing their final duet Sunday afternoon in Ken Ludwig’s “Lend Me A Tenor.”  Within the

Each opening night I contemplate these things: camaraderie, teamwork, collaboration, dedication, passion, joy, cooperation, communication, enthusiasm, eloquence and unwavering commitment.  These are just a few of the traits I see

Tito Merelli and the rest of the zany characters of Ken Ludwig’s “Lend Me A Tenor” returned to the Players stage last week.  Long ago in the footnotes of the

As the house lights dimmed for the opening scene of the July 25th performance of “Dial M for Murder,” Peninsula Players celebrated the 80th anniversary of its first performance.  In 1935, “Hay