Community Players

Thanks to every who came out to audition for A Streetcar Named Desire! We appreciate all of your time and effort and hope to see you at auditions in the future. Steve - Chris Stevenson Nurse/Mexican Woman - Jen Maloy Doctor - George Freeman Pablo - Samuel Willis Eunice - Devon Lovell Collector - Patrick Luckey Stanley - Michael Farca Mitch - Ben Edwards Blanche - Kayla Pulliam Stella - Kristi Zimmerman-Weiher Negro Woman - TBA

Community Players Relocates to Avenue Q by  Bob McLaughlin and John Lieder Remember how Sesame Street entertained us while introducing us to the alphabet and numbers? Remember how the actors and Jim Henson’s immortal puppets also taught us about diversity and tolerance? Have you ever wished that PBS had other shows that could orient us to other parts of our life? Our first apartments? Our first jobs? Our first adult relationships? Well, that’s the idea behind the first musical of Community Players’ new season: Avenue Q. Set on a rather seedy street in Manhattan, populated by a combination of human beings and puppets, Avenue Q follows a young man named Princeton as he makes the transition from college life to real life.

Thanks to every who came out to audition for Avenue Q! We appreciate all of your time and effort and hope to see you at auditions in the future. Princeton - Aaron Wiessing Kate - Erin Box Nicky - Alex Knightwright Rod - Jacob Deters Lucy - Aimee Kerber Trekkie - Chris Terven Girl Bear - Missy Freese Boy Bear - Ken Sprouls Mrs T - Larissa Lindahl Christmas Eve - Rosie Hauck Brian - Nick Benson Gary Coleman - Latrisha Green  

Community Players’ New Season Takes Off with Boeing Boeing by Bob McLaughlin and John Lieder Fasten your seatbelts and turn off your electronic devices. Community Players is flying to new altitudes with the first play of the 2016-2017 season, Marc Camoletti’s farce about the swinging jet-set, Boeing Boeing. The plot is as straightforward as you’d expect a French farce to be: Bernard, an architect living in a Paris flat, has three girlfriends, all stewardesses (stewardi?), all working for different airlines, all from different countries. Owing to their schedules, none is ever in Paris at the same time, so with the help of his maid, Berthe, Bernard is able to keep a tight schedule, saying good-bye to one young woman just as another is arriving.