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Presenting Comedy to the Community since 1952
Located on State Road, Bensalem, PA 19020.
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Subscribe now to our 61th Season and our 31st year in "Neshaminy State Park"!
See 4 plays for only $25!





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Don't Mention My Name
By Fred Carmichael
Directed by Mary Ann Wylie


The cast includes:
Sylvia Dutton - Ronit Adini
Dexter Chandler - Bruce Perlman
Verla Perkins - Liz Wurtz
Man - Mike McCollum
Jane Ridgely - Joanie Keehn
Kitty Carson - Ann D'Silva
Paul Miles - Hans Peters
Wilma Chandler - Gabrielle Affleck



Synopsis:
An award winning playwright asks what you would do if you suffered temporary amnesia and stumbled into a bed and breakfast off season only to find you were expected for the week end

Performance Dates and times

Sunday Dress  -  April 28  -  6 PM  (FREE)

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We have a great Review of Jake's Women on phillyBurbs

Playmasters bring on the laughs with "Jake's Women"

By: Morgaine Ford-Workmam

Opening this Friday, The Playmasters at Neshaminy State Park in Bensalem bring "Jake's Women" to the stage. This Neil Simon favorite is brought to Bucks County through the creativity of director Ron Green and assistant director Catherine Tomasi.

The play focuses on Jake (portrayed by David Campbell), a novelist who is more successful with fiction that with life. He faces a marital crisis by daydreaming about the women in his life. The wildly comic and sometimes moving flashbacks played in his mind are interrupted by visitations from actual females

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We were featured on the:

Bensalem Playmasters Raise the Curtain on Talent, Entertainment

Harry S. Truman was in office, the Today Show debuted on NBC and Playmasters were formed in Bensalem. What year was it? 1952.
By Rhonda Campbell

Anyone who’s driven down State Road passed Neshaminy State Park cannot miss the sign. It stands at the side of the road bearing just two words “The Playmasters.” Residents who turn down the road and follow the sign to its end are in for a treat.   

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The Northeast Times wrote a wonderful review about us.


The show must go on... and it shall
By Tom Waring
Times Staff Writer

The folks behind The Playmasters Theatre Workshop like to promote a family atmosphere.
(Click here to read more)




Here's a review from our 1999 season production of "The Odd Couple"
John Fischer's Philadelphia
Vol. 1 - Number 48 - 09/27/99

Don't let anyone tell you that Theatre is dead in America, and least of all, here in the Philadelphia area.

Saturday night my wife and I went to see a production of The Odd Couple (Female Version) produced by The Playmasters at their theater in Neshaminy State Park just off the Street Road exit of I-95.

For $ 7, yes, I repeat, $ 7, we were thoroughly entertained for two hours with fourth row center seats. The company producing the play is a mixture of highly experienced amateur and semi-pro actors, as well as those with somewhat less experience. This production, however, showed more enthusiasm and fun than you often see on the professional stage.

Click here to the full article

      

      

      



     



 

 

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