The Peterborough Players

The Peterborough Players are an expert performance center organization situated in Peterborough. They perform 7 Main Stage demonstrates each season that keep running from late June through September and furthermore have a Second Company that performs two shows for youngsters. As one of the chief venues in New England, The Peterborough Players have a tendency to get a significant number of the areas top on-screen characters and executives to take an interest in the exhibitions.

The auditorium has such notoriety that Thorton Wilder picked it for one of"Our Town" most punctual exhibitions, which he went to. The Peterborough Players were established in 1933, by Edith Bond Stearns. At the season of procurement, the performance center had no power or running water. Stearns was not debilitated by the absence of courtesies however and immediately settled the comfortable 250 seat theater in an eighteenth century horse shelter.