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Please come join us, rain or shine! We will be having script readings on the Walpole Town Common every Sunday at 4:00 PM. Bring a lawn chair, a water bottle, and a face mask. Who knows—maybe we will be able … Continue reading →

If you purchased tickets to Cabin Fever Radio Follies 2020, please email us at WalpolePlayers@gmail.com to let us know how you would like for us to refund your money, or whether you would like to donate the cost of your … Continue reading →

Sadly, Cabin Fever Radio Follies 2020 has been cancelled.Stay safe and keep washing those hands!

If you came to The Wind in the Willows auditions and weren’t able to fill out an information sheet, please send an email to WalpolePlayers@gmail.com just answering all the questions on the form in an email. It was great to … Continue reading →

We will be holding auditions for Alan Bennett’s adaptation of The Wind in the Willows, by Kenneth Grahame, on Sunday, March 8, at 5:00 PM, and Wednesday, March 11, at 6:30 PM. Auditions will take place at the Walpole Town … Continue reading →

It’s that time of year again, not quite spring, not quite winter; the time when cabin fever strikes. The Walpole Players have the perfect cure, “Cabin Fever Radio Follies”! Get out of the house and join the fun on Saturday … Continue reading →

Auditions for The Wind in the Willows will take place Sunday, March 8 at 5:00 PM and Wednesday, March 11 at 6:30 PM, in the Helen Miller Theater on the second floor of the Walpole Town Hall. If you are … Continue reading →

Thank you to everyone who has made reservations for the show. We are sold out for both nights! If you missed us this time, please plan to attend our next performance! If you would like to be added to a … Continue reading →

Saturday night is completely sold out, so come see us on opening night, Feb. 7!

The Walpole Players will present an original murder mystery dinner, Murder on the Vine, in the newly renovated hall of St. John’s Episcopal Church in Walpole, which is located directly across Westminster Street from the Town Hall, on February 7 … Continue reading →