Player’s Pen Blog

As the fall season reveals itself in its majestic splendor company members revel in the quiet times between show duties and daytime fall projects. In between organizing prop and costume […]

Players Pen by Audra Baakari Boyle As the reds and oranges of fall foliage began to usher in the fall season, Players company members followed suit. Over Labor Day weekend

My thoughts ramble these days, a bit contemplative and laced with grief. The past several days a series of events at Peninsula Players has left company members reeling with a

September snuck up on company members at the Players. With the flip of the calendar not only did our show change but so did our curtain times. The office is

With the closing weekend of “Butler” upon us and the opening of “Always…Patsy Cline” Sept. 3, the Players is preparing for a shift in company members. Since company report date

The all-weather pavilion has been spilling over with hearty laughter since opening night. Full force belly laughs, chuckles, tears and side-splitting fun.  One patron exclaimed, “I nearly exploded!” Playwright Charles

The all-weather pavilion has been spilling over with hearty laughter since opening night. Full force belly laughs, chuckles, tears and side-splitting fun.  One patron exclaimed, “I nearly exploded!” Playwright Charles

The Players is at the mid-point of its season with three shows under our belt and two more to go. The past few weeks has been bustling with activity.  We

The Players is bustling with activity. The final performances of Agatha Christie’s “And Then There Were None” were performed to near capacity houses.  The pre-show seminar hosted by Christopher Chan

ng of a mummy. Properties designer Sarah E. Ross and her team of property shop manager Amanda Herrmann and production intern Keira Jacobs work alongside the scene shop staff to