(Reverend David Marshall Lee) is a locally born, recently retired computer scientist. He now spends all his “free time” volunteering athe the Playhouse while trying to stay on the good side of his beautiful wife of 42 years, 5 daughters and 4 grandchildren. A late bloomer in the theater world (he used to think theater...
The Play that Goes Wrong (2026) Zachary Wiedenhoeft (Robert | Thomas Colleymoore) has felt at home on the stage ever since his first show at 8 years old. So much so that he basically made theatre his whole personality from that point on. After graduating from the American Musical and Dramatic Academy in Los Angeles,...
(Ellard Simms) Justin started acting as an adult beginning in 2022. All his work has been with the Port Angeles Community Players or Olympic Theater Arts. Perhaps you’ve noticed him in another show. If you have, he hopes you think he’s getting better in his portrayal of characters. This will be his seventh show with...
(Catherine Simms) Jennifer Saul is an educator and dedicated performing artist, now beginning her 30th year in elementary education. She has choreographed for Riverside Children’s Theater, California Baptist University, and regional theaters, with favorites including The Music Man and Something’s Afoot. Onstage, she has portrayed memorable roles such as Truvy in Steel Magnolias, Clelia in...
(Inspector Lestrade, Orderly, Shadowy Figure) I am absolutely chuffed to be participating in this show! The cast and crew have all been delightful. This is my eleventh show on the peninsula, and each one gets more fun. When I’m not policing the streets of London, I manage an old house where I grow a few...
(Betty Meeks) MaryKaye loves farce and comedy. This is her second appearance in a farce which she says is “an honor to be acting in.” Interestingly, both shows her end with a toast to success. Art imitates life for her in The Foreigner, as she, too, is an innkeeper at a bed and breakfast she owns...
(Sgt. “Froggy” LeSueur) Rick is a retired Air Force Commando who now works as a Park Ranger. This is his eighth performance with the Port Angeles Community Players. He is having lots of fun in his role as British soldier Staff Sergeant LeSueur. “The true soldier fights not because he hates what is in front...
Ted Brown (Director) returned to western Washington in 2021, and has worked in several capacities at OTA, directed It Can’t Happen Here last year and started a play reading group at the Shipley Senior Center in Sequim. He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in theatre from University of Washington and taught theater & English...
