A treasured family tradition in the greater Seattle arts community since 1923, The Mountaineers Players continues to bring Puget Sound audiences quality outdoor theater under the conifer canopy of its Kitsap Forest Theater every spring and summer. One of the oldest nonprofit theater groups in the country, the Players troupe performs on the 460-acre Rhododendron Preserve near Bremerton. Giant fir trees surround terraced seating—carved from the side of a natural amphitheater— while verdant ferns serve as the “footlights” for the performance stage.

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The Mountaineers Players have been performing at the Kitsap Forest Theater since 1923. 

Our Purpose

Building on a century of tradition, the Mountaineers Players provide exceptional outdoor theatrical productions and educational programs that enrich the community, foster a lifelong enjoyment of the performing arts, and nurture an appreciation for the unique beauty of the Pacific Northwest.

Our Goal

To enrich the community by bringing stories to life in a magical outdoor setting that all ages can enjoy

Our Values

Celebrating the beauty of the out-of-doors

Producing high quality community theater

Bringing people of all ages together to work and play in community

Teaching respect for the out-of-doors, each other and the craft of theater

Supporting this unique venue and keeping the tradition alive for future generations