THE SAUSALITO PLAYERS is a play reading group created by and for people who enjoy theatre.

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The Sausalito Players Annual Kick-off and Pasta Dinner

PLAYERS Annual Kick-off and Pasta Dinner

 

We’re going to meet, eat and plan our next season! So bring your ideas for PLAYS you’d like to… SEE or ACT IN or PRODUCE or DIRECT.

POLICIES & GUIDELINES:
• Select a published play (no variety shows except the Holiday Show)
• Select a play not performed by the Sausalito Players within the last three years
• Actors may participate in only one play per season, except for the Holiday Show
• Those accepting a position as Director, Producer or Actor who later find they are 
 unable to participate are responsible for finding their replacement
• Annual dues 2026-2027 are included in the fee at the door

JOIN US FOR A HAPPY EVENING OF DELICIOUS FOOD. CHEAP (but plentiful) WINE. All for the friendly price of $20.00 (pay at the door)
IMPORTANT! WE NEED A HEADCOUNT TO PLAN DINNER!

Please RSVP to Candace Curtis: 707-696-8704 • email: ccinsausalito@gmail.com

If you would like to be on our mailing list or participate as a performer or crew member, we would love to know about it!

Please email Candace Curtis at ccinsausalito@gmail.com and provide your name, email, phone number and what your interests are.

Gidion's Knot

Join us for opening night of Sausalito Players

The Sausalito Players kick off the season on Wednesday, September 10 with a staged reading of “Gidion’s Knot” by Johanna Adams. Starring Lucinda Eubanks and Ranah Sherwood and directed by Julie Carlson, at the Sausalito Woman’s Club.

 
 
 
 
About the Show: The play’s title, “Gidion’s Knot,” refers to ancient Greek mythology associated with Alexander the Great and a metaphor for an intractable problem solved by a bold stroke. In a fifth-grade classroom, a teacher and her student’s mother grapple with events that led to the student’s suspension. Through its poignant dialogue, “Gidion’s Knot” challenges audiences to think and reflect, to consider that “truth” has no clear definition, and to realize that Gidion-like knots can’t simply be sliced in half.

All shows are held at 7:00 pm at the Sausalito Woman’s Club, 120 Central Ave., Sausalito, CA. Doors open at 6:30 pm.

Free Admission, Light Refreshments

Parking is limited, please walk, carpool or ride share to our residential neighborhood.

Want to get involved on stage or behind the scenes, or join our mailing list? Email Candace Curtis at ccinsausalito@gmail.com

 

The Long Christmas Dinner

The Sausalito Players present a one-act holiday masterpiece by Thornton Wilder. “The Long Christmas Dinner” is moving, funny, and sometimes sorrowful. In the course of a single unbroken holiday meal, 90 years of a family’s history fly by. Audiences see four generations come and go, discovering which traditions endure, and leave the theatre seeing ourselves and our own families more clearly. This is part of a national campaign organized by the Wilder Estate and will be performed in other venues around the world.

Directed by Ciji Ware.

All shows are held at 7:00 pm at the Sausalito Woman’s Club, 120 Central Ave., Sausalito, CA. Doors open at 6:30 pm.

Free Admission, Light Refreshments

Parking is limited, please walk, carpool or ride share to our residential neighborhood.

Rudolph’s Holiday Revue

Kick-start the holiday season with the Sausalito Players’ presentation of “Rudolph’s Holiday Revue”, an evening of song, dance, and holiday cheer directed by Jean Spaulding.

Sausalito Woman’s Club, 120 Central Ave. Sausalito, CA.

Free admission. Light refreshments

Parking is limited, please walk, carpool or ride share to our residential neighborhood.

The Sausalito Players Present TBD

THE SAUSALITO PLAYERS is a play reading group created by and for people who enjoy theatre. It was the brainchild of Ann and Peter Arnott and was established in 1977. We have four shows per year, plus our annual Holiday Variety Show. The staged readings are open to the public and there is never any charge to attend.

Free Admission, Light Refreshments

Parking is limited, please walk, carpool or ride share to our residential neighborhood.