Press Releases

Peninsula Players Theatre is pleased to announce it was awarded a grant from the Wisconsin Arts Board (WAB) through their Creation & Presentation program. Funds from the grant will support […]

Peninsula Players Theatre, America’s oldest professional resident summer theater and Door County’s theatrical icon, is proud to announce it has received a $20,000 award from The Shubert Foundation. The Shubert

Peninsula Players Theatre, like so many other organizations trying to forge ahead in the wake of these unprecedented times, has made an incredibly difficult decision. For the safety of its

Peninsula Players Theatre will be extending the deadline for its student scholarship from Monday, April 6 to Monday, April 27, 2020. Scholarships are available for Door County high school seniors

Peninsula Players Theatre is canceling the final presentation in its play reading series, The Play’s The Thing, which was scheduled for Monday, April 6, at Björklunden. “We understand that many

Peninsula Players Theatre is pleased to announce they are accepting scholarship applications from Door County high school seniors pursuing a major or minor in arts management, music or theater. A

Peninsula Players Theatre presented a reading of Joseph Zettelmaier’s “Haunted: The Great Lakes Ghost Project” on Monday, March 2, to a capacity crowd at Björklunden. This collection of Midwest ghostly

Peninsula Players Theatre presents a reading of Joseph Zettelmaier’s latest theatrical project entitled “Haunted: The Great Lakes Ghost Project” on Monday, March 2, at 7 p.m. at Björklunden, located at

Peninsula Players Theatre presented a reading of James Hindman’s “Popcorn Falls” on Monday, February 3, to a capacity crowd at Björklunden. The new two-person comedy is set in the sleepy

Peninsula Players Theatre announces the 2020 season of The Play’s the Thing, a winter play reading series presented to Door County audiences. Fully cast readings of the plays will perform