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BAREFOOT IN THE PARK (Theatrical Production)
by Neil Simon
Barefoot in the Park is one of the most beloved comedies of Neil Simon. Newlyweds Corie and Paul Bratter are over the moon to begin their life together in their new apartment in Manhattan. It may be small and a six-flight climb, the heating may be busted and snow may be falling through the skylight, but nothing can quash their newlywed bliss. Paul is a straight-laced lawyer and Corie a romantic free-spirit; nevertheless, opposites attract and the two are wild about each other. Corie decides to set her conservative widowed mother up with their eccentric, bohemian neighbor. A wild night ensues, one that highlights just how different Corie and Paul are. The young couple must learn how to accept and embrace their differences as they learn that marriage is no easy walk in the park.
Directed by Julianne Christie
Produced by Janet Ellis, Michele Partridge
SHOWTIMES:
Thursday, Sept. 17 – 7 pm
Friday, Sept. 18 – 7 pm
Saturday, Sept. 19 – 2 pm
Sunday, Sept. 20 – 2 pm
Thursday, Sept. 24 – 7 pm
Friday, Sept. 25 – 7 pm
Saturday, Sept. 26 – 2 pm
Sunday, Sept. 27 – 2 pm
White Rock Culture Crawl Event: Saturday, Oct. 3 – 7 pm
“A bubbling, rib-tickling comedy!” — The New York Times
CAST
HARRISON MACDONALD
as PAUL BRATTER
Harrison is thrilled to be returning to the stage for his 10th show with Peninsula Productions. You may have seen him in their previous productions of Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf and True West. In June, Harrison made his directorial debut for Peninsula with Gruesome Playground Injuries. He feels blessed to be apart of this talented cast and crew. When he’s not busy with theatre, Harrison is a dedicated film and TV actor. Selected credits include: Wild Cards, The Flash, Billy The Kid and Riverdale. He thanks you for supporting live theatre and hopes you enjoy the show!
KATE MALCIC
as CORIE BRATTER
Kate is thrilled to be making her Peninsula Players debut! Selected theatre credits include Frozen (Arts Club Theatre Company), Grease (Drayton Entertainment), Oliver! (Gateway Theatre), Legally Blonde and Pinocchio (Stephenville Theatre Festival), and Riverbank Tales (Brockville Aquatarium). Kate is a graduate of Sheridan College’s Honours Bachelor of Music Theatre Performance program. Originally from Port Coquitlam, she is delighted to be back performing in the Lower Mainland. She would like to thank the Peninsula Players team for this opportunity, as well as her family and friends for their unwavering support. She hopes you enjoy the show! @katemalcic
EILEEN ROTHE
as MOTHER
DANN WILHELM
as VICTOR VELASCO
A multi-time award-winning actor and director, Dann is thrilled to return to Peninsula Productions. He previously the morally questionable “Dookie” in Bingo and directed Love Letters. Dann has been involved in the theatre community for thirty-five years as an actor, writer, director, educator and adjudicator. Favorite directing credits: The Producers (TIC), Brigadoon (NSLOS), Mary Poppins: The Broadway Musical (TIC), Little Women: The Broadway Musical (WRPC), and Spamalot (WRPC). Favorite acting credits: Forever Plaid (Francis), West Side Story (Tony), Chapter Two (George), Misery (Paul), Mamma Mia (Bill). Dann is also an accomplished singer who performs regularly with his family band, Brandall.
COLETYN McCAULEY
as TELEPHONE REPAIR MAN
Coletyn is thrilled to play, create, and explore with Peninsula. A storyteller at heart, he has spent the past decade building a career across writing, acting, directing, and producing. He recently founded his own production company, A Mad House Production, under which his debut DIY feature film, “Stone Flower”, will be released.Coletyn discovered his love of the stage in high school, performing at Kamloops’ Sagebrush Theatre before moving to Vancouver to pursue a career in film and theatre. He trained at Vancouver Acting School, where he built the relationships that helped launch his career. When asked whether he prefers being behind or in front of the camera, Coletyn’s answer is simple: both. Great storytelling is a team effort, and every role—from the PA to the top star—is an essential part of bringing a story to life.
TBD
as DELIVERY MAN
DIRECTOR
JULIANNE CHRISTIE
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**See you Tuesday, October 13, 2026 **
Monthly IMPROV JAM!
Ages 19+
Build confidence, spark creativity, and have fun!
Taught by Michele Partridge (www.yourconfidencecoach.ca) and open to all levels, this monthly improv jam is a chance to play, connect, and laugh together.
Whether you’re brand new to improv and want to try something new, need a creative outlet or a seasoned performer, you’ll walk away energized, confident, and inspired.
JOIN US:
The last Monday of the month!
***IMPROV STARTS AGAIN OCTOBER 26 ***
7 PM
CASH Admission by Donation at the Door
at Peninsula Productions Black Box Theatre