About Us

The Peter Quince Performing Company, Ltd., a not-for profit organization was founded on May 1, 1969, by Reed Humphrey and Emily Mueller to provide an opportunity for young people in the Manitowoc County area of Wisconsin to produce, on their own, a full scale theatrical production over the summer months. We are currently celebrating our 52nd season.

Special Announcements

 We have narrowed down the search and have chosen our top five shows for the 52nd season! The shows our Play-Reading Committee has select are...

• Tuck Everlasting
• Once upon a Mattress
• Big Fish
• Pippin'
• All Shook Up

This will soon be narrowed down to three and the  Company all together will be voting on the final decision at the December 27th Holiday Meeting. So brush up on your Broadway and kick off the New Year with the same excitement that we have for our 52nd show/season!

Support PQPC

Every year our young leaders are working hard to find funds to support our show.
If your organization would like to supply Peter Quince Performing Company with a grant, please contact president@pqpc.org. 
If you or your business are looking to give a smaller donation to our company, please contact vicepresident@pqpc.org!

Our Next Meeting:
Holiday Meeting (Quincmas)

Date: December 27, 2019
Time: 6PM (5:30PM for General Board)&(5PM for Exec. Board)
Location: Manitowoc Jenn's Java Back Meeting Room
Our top three shows will be presented to the company and we will be voting on the final show to present on stage for our 52nd season. We will be electing both our By Law Chair and our Fundraising Chair! Read our bylaws to get more information on each position. To apply for a position, send an email to: president@pqpc.org
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Meetings are open to the public. You must be a member to run or vote for a position. You may submit a letter before paying for your membership. ​Bring $5 to become a member or renew your current membership.  Ages 12-23

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"As I reflect on 50 years of Peter Quince, I realize that it has always been about the power of theatre... and the power of youth... to forge bonds and bring people together. Reed Humphrey called it magic, and perhaps there is some truth in that."

- Emily Mueller