(Dr. Watson) Amanda is thrilled to return to the stage after an 18-year hiatus, playing Dr. Dorothy Watson. By day, she’s a labor and delivery nurse, helping bring new life into the world; by night, she is embracing a little well-earned whimsy. When not juggling three kids, two dogs, and a script, Amanda enjoys hiking,...
(Lizzy Chapman, Peggy, Martha) Anna lives with her wife and two kids on her alpaca farm in Sequim Washington. She stumbled back into acting after a 20 year hiatus when her son asked her to audition with him for a play at OTA. They both landed roles in the Panto, It’s Not About the Hood. ...
(Director) Janice has been involved in theatre in various places since she was in elementary school. She has acted in, directed, and worked backstage in many Port Angeles Community Players, Olympic Theatre Arts and Reader’s Theatre Plus productions. In recent years, she directed The Lion in Winter and Enchanted April here at the PA Playhouse....
(Mycroft, Vagrant) Kevin has participated in multiple productions including Baskerville at PACP, Book of Will, New Works, and Best Christmas Pageant Ever at OTA. He has also been stage manager for Rumors and Deathtrap at PACP and was in the musical Sweeney Todd with Ghostlight Productions. Kevin began community theater in the early 80s ranging...
(Sherlock Holmes) Merrin is delighted to return to the Port Angeles Community Players after appearing as Mary Bennet in Miss Bennet: Christmas at Pemberley. Though she has a soft spot for comedy, Merrin will consider her theatrical life complete if she ever gets to play Cyrano de Bergerac (though getting to play Sherlock Holmes feels...
Roles: Thomas Chapman, Orderly Madman, union peacekeeper, avid student of psychology and philosophy… Sean has been in and around theater stages for just over twenty years in a variety of roles. Seen at OTA in The Importance of Being Earnest, Angel Street, and The Rented Christmas. Then at PACP in Enchanted April and Lion in Winter, Sean is thrilled to be...
Roles: Dr. Anderson, Eudora Featherstone, Mrs. Hudson I think everyone enjoys a good mystery, I know I do! It is so much fun to be a part (or 3) of this unique take on Sherlock Holmes. Last fall I was honored to play Miss Marple at OTA and Janice, our director was the murderer, caught...
Roles: Superintendent, Edward Greener William is thrilled to be on stage here at PACP. This is his first time at this iconic venue. He is currently active at Olympic Theatre Arts in Sequim where he serves on the Board of Trustees and has acted and directed in many productions there as well. William has been...
(Reginald, Dr. Stanfield, Cabie, Orderly #2) Jessup grew up in the Pacific Northwest, and even after traveling the world on tall ships, knew this would be home. We returned to mainland life and worked on the shore side of boats for years, until inspired to become a doula to new and expectant fathers, while tending...
After about a year, Melody is back stage working the show. Along with her team, she is moving furniture and props and feeling like it’s been a keystone cop routine to learn the choreography to make scene transitions go quickly. Such a fun show, sit back and enjoy. Please ooh and ah over our brand...
