Samuel Peaches' Peripatetic Players

Eccentric thespians travelling the San Francisco Bay Area and Points West

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Published November 10, 2015 at 960 × 720 in The Peripatetic Players perform Shakespeare!

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2019 Tour Performances!

Summer Tour 2019:

A Lord Of A Ring In A Suitcase

August 17 – 25 2019 – Six performances only!

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