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History Of the St. James Players From our simple beginning in 1972, St. James Players have entertained thousands of Peterborough area residents and visitors alike with our musical theatre productions. St. James Players started out in a very modest way…performing in the church hall, borrowing costumes, improvising a stage and using whatever was available for sets. Ours was a simple goal ~ to provide musical theatre opportunities for the young people of our community. As our performers and backstage workers became more experienced, our productions became more ambitious. We moved out into the community, renting larger venues to stage these musical productions for our building audience. We now present our fall productions at Showplace Peterborough every November but we still do our spring productions at the end of April in the large auditorium at St. James church. The home and rehearsal space for St. James Players is the beautifully restored Wesley Hall (2002) in St. James Church (founded in 1908), Romaine Street, Peterborough. It’s gleaming woodwork, beautiful stained glass windows and exceptional acoustics provide an excellent locale for the Players to rehearse for musical productions. We are a registered not-for-profit organization and over fifty-percent of our profits are donated annually to charities and programs both within our community and internationally. This translates to thousands of dollars given on behalf of St. James Players. We have no intention of slowing down now and will celebrate our 40th season of musical theatre in November 2012. St. James Players will presented WHITE CHRISTMAS as part of the 40th anniversary celebration in November 2012 at at Showplace-Peterborough.
For a complete list of plays performed by the St. James Players please see our playlist. |