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Organization
Santa Clara Players
Santa Clara Players is dedicated to the advancement and presentation of dramatic arts in the community. The group provides the opportunity for anyone, regardless of experience level, to work in a fun and enriching environment. A nonprofit community theater group, it is devoted to providing an affordable, quality theatrical experience. Its performances are held at the Triton Museum Hall Pavilion, 1511 Warburton Avenue in Santa Clara; its mailing address is listed below.
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Contact Info
Santa Clara Players
P.O. Box 2692
Santa Clara, CA 95055Phone: 408-248-7993
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Upcoming Events
04/30/10-
05/22/10Flaming Idiots
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Member Reviews
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Event Name: Bull in a China Shop
"Predicatable but Cute"
Review posted by: Susannah from San Jose, Ca, Mar 15, 2010
The ensemble of ladies of a certain age are all very well cast and a delight to watch in this script which is silly and predictable but well executed. Although the sold out house of 72 was a bit warm,... Expand
The ensemble of ladies of a certain age are all very well cast and a delight to watch in this script which is silly and predictable but well executed. Although the sold out house of 72 was a bit warm, and the plot a bit long, this is one of the best productions I have seen at Santa Clara Players. With the exception of a somewhat out of place silent montage during a scene change and a make-shift gurney that broke the 4th wall a bit, a fun piece for all ages! Collapse
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Event Name: Bull in a China Shop
"Funniest SC Players show"
Review posted by: Kim Wulfhorst from Santa Clara, CA USA, Mar 14, 2010
*All the actors did a great job. They all performed their roles very well as the delivery was loud and clear with lots of emotion. I laughed through most of it and I could really relate to the plot. I... Expand
*All the actors did a great job. They all performed their roles very well as the delivery was loud and clear with lots of emotion. I laughed through most of it and I could really relate to the plot. I think this play was my favorite SC Players productions that I have gone to. (I have seen about 7 of their plays in the last 3 years). We always like going to a SC Players play because the theater is small and comfortable and the shows are family oriented. I am planning on buying season tickets next season. Collapse
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Event Name: The Christmas Mouse
"Cute!"
Review posted by: Susannah from San Jose, Ca, Dec 19, 2009
A sweet little children's play that is short and silly. Knowing the music (3 songs) before would be great, as you are encouraged to sing along, but even if you are unfamiliar with the songs and story,... Expand
A sweet little children's play that is short and silly. Knowing the music (3 songs) before would be great, as you are encouraged to sing along, but even if you are unfamiliar with the songs and story, you'll enjoy the silliness of the committed, dedicated adult actors as well as the message of the story. Collapse
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Event Name: Cabin Fever
"Cute!"
Review posted by: Susannah from San Jose, CA, Nov 16, 2009
This is a simple, fun, fast paced comedy that has some very colorful characters holed up in a Texas Cabin. Even script, acting and production values make this a fun evening as long as you come to... Expand
This is a simple, fun, fast paced comedy that has some very colorful characters holed up in a Texas Cabin. Even script, acting and production values make this a fun evening as long as you come to chuckle, and not analyze. Just enjoy the silliness, deep theatre this is not, and that's okay! Collapse
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Event Name: True West
"Two sides to every story"
Review posted by: Susannah from San Jose, CA, Jun 10, 2009
This is an interesting piece of theatre and this production was certainly showing off some great talent. The first half is dark, somber, intense and a bit slow moving but the second half is a roller... Expand
This is an interesting piece of theatre and this production was certainly showing off some great talent. The first half is dark, somber, intense and a bit slow moving but the second half is a roller coaster of drunkan hilarity and the best performance by a toaster/toast probably ever. It's a solid production but the material is certainly not everybody's bag. A gritty look at screenwriting, sibling rivalry, and...toasters it's worth a look for something different. Collapse
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Event Name: And Then There Were None - Agatha Christie
"A fine night out"
Review posted by: EJ from San Jose, CA, Apr 12, 2009
Brilliant casting and solid performances make this mystery story entertaining in many ways. If you don't know the story (as I did not), then it will keep you guessing until the end.
Brilliant casting and solid performances make this mystery story entertaining in many ways. If you don't know the story (as I did not), then it will keep you guessing until the end.
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Event Name: The Kitchen Witches
"Santa Clara Weekly Article"
Comment posted by: from the Santa Clara Players from United States, Feb 03, 2009
See full article at: http://www.santaclaraweekly.com/1197.html
See full article at: http://www.santaclaraweekly.com/1197.html
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Event Name: Proof
"Milpitas Post Review"
Review posted by: Art from Santa Clara, CA, Aug 14, 2008
Review Online http://www.themilpitaspost.com/arts/ci_10192257
Review Online http://www.themilpitaspost.com/arts/ci_10192257
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Event Name: Proof
"A good show, worth seeing"
Review posted by: Arts Junkie from Silicon Valley, Aug 13, 2008
Although SCP has to deal with the challenges their venue poses they are able to pull off a worthy production of Proof. The actors have a clear understanding of their characters and bring the... Expand
Although SCP has to deal with the challenges their venue poses they are able to pull off a worthy production of Proof. The actors have a clear understanding of their characters and bring the individual psychosis to life. There seemed to be some line issues with everyone but when there was an issue it was handled well. It will most certainly get better as the run continues. The program does not spell out the individual scenes so if one is not familiar with the show it may take a little time (not much) to realize that some scenes take place in a different time period. Why doesn't SCP perform at the black box at Willcox High? The quality of their productions would increase 10 fold and people may actually be able to find the theater. There isn't any signage at the Triton indicating where the show is actually taking place, I almost went to a wedding! Collapse
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Event Name: The Constant Wife
"Great"
Review posted by: Anne M. Strauch from San Jose, CA, Jun 07, 2008
Really enjoyed it and will look forward to seeing more plays in the future. Very well done!
Really enjoyed it and will look forward to seeing more plays in the future. Very well done!
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Past Events
02/26/10-
03/20/10Bull in a China Shop
Triton Museum Hall Pavilion12/11/09-
12/20/09The Christmas Mouse
Triton Museum Hall Pavilion10/30/09-
11/21/09Cabin Fever
Triton Museum Hall Pavilion08/07/09-
08/16/09The Fisherman and His Wife - A Louisiana Bayou Fairytale
Triton Museum Hall Pavilion06/05/09-
06/14/09True West
Triton Museum Hall Pavilion04/03/09-
04/25/09And Then There Were None - Agatha Christie
Triton Museum Hall Pavilion01/23/09-
02/14/09The Kitchen Witches
Triton Museum Hall Pavilion10/03/08-
10/25/08Table Manners
Triton Museum Hall Pavilion08/08/08-
08/17/08Proof
Triton Museum Hall Pavilion05/16/08-
06/07/08The Constant Wife
Triton Museum Hall Pavilion02/22/08-
03/15/08Faith County
Triton Museum Hall Pavilion12/07/07-
12/16/07Waiting for Godot
Triton Museum Hall Pavilion10/26/07-
11/17/07Steel Magnolias
Triton Museum Hall Pavilion08/10/07-
08/12/07Santa Clara Players - Summer Readings
Triton Museum Hall Pavilion05/11/07-
06/02/07A Bench in the Sun
Triton Museum Hall Pavilion02/23/07-
03/24/07The Hound of the Baskervilles
Triton Museum Hall Pavilion10/27/06-
11/18/06Don't Dress For Dinner
Triton Museum Hall Pavilion07/23/06 The Constant Wife - Staged Reading
Triton Museum Hall Pavilion07/22/06 The Enigma- Staged Reading
Triton Museum Hall Pavilion07/21/06 The Cripple of Inishmaan - Staged Reading
Triton Museum Hall Pavilion05/12/06-
06/03/06The Little Theater's Production of Hamlet
Triton Museum Hall Pavilion02/24/06-
03/18/06The Price
Triton Museum Hall Pavilion10/21/05-
11/12/05Let's Murder Marsha
Triton Museum Hall Pavilion08/12/05-
08/21/05The Heidi Chornicles
Triton Museum Hall Pavilion05/13/05-
06/04/05Absence of a Cello
Triton Museum Hall Pavilion02/25/05-
03/19/05Laura
Triton Museum Hall Pavilion10/15/04-
11/07/04The Second Lady
Triton Museum Hall Pavilion08/12/04-
08/22/04Ghosts
Triton Museum Hall Pavilion05/07/04-
05/29/04Little Old Ladies in Tennis Shoes
Triton Museum of Art02/20/04-
03/20/04Lend Me a Tenor
Triton Museum Hall Pavilion10/24/03-
11/15/03Insanity Case of Mrs. A. Lincoln
Triton Museum of Art08/07/03-
08/17/03Suddenly Last Summer
Triton Museum of Art05/16/03-
06/07/03Tender Lies
Triton Museum of Art02/28/03-
03/22/03Play On!
Triton Museum of Art10/25/02-
11/16/02In for the Kill
05/10/02-
06/01/02Devour The Snow
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