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Karen Peakes is an accomplished theater artist who performs primarily in the Philadelphia area, Delaware, and Washington DC. She has also spent many summers with The Peterborough Players, where she has received a New Hampshire Theatre Award for Best Actress. Karen began narrating audiobooks in 2014 and has been nominated for an Audie Award.
Feb 3, 2020 · Debra Danese February 3, 2020. Walnut Street veteran Karen Peakes is back on the mainstage in an “important” role. Peakes is portraying the sassy, outspoken Mrs. Allonby in the currently running production of A Woman of No Importance. The Oscar Wilde play premiered in 1893 and is still packing comedic punches with its satire on double ...
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Jan 13, 2017 · Fran Prisco and Karen Peakes in Neil Simon’s Last of the Red Hot Lovers at Walnut Street Theatre. Photo by Mark Garvin. Neil Simon’s Last of the Red Hot Lovers is nearly 50 years old, but it is still relevant and entertaining today. The Walnut Street Theatre’s production, directed by Adam Immerwahr, is thoroughly engaging and hilarious.
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Jul 5, 2021 · Karen Peakes. Karen is an award winning stage actress and Audie nominated narrator, with a wide variety of narration experience. Working from her home studio since 2015, she has narrated everything from true crime, crime thrillers, and political commentary, to works of historical fiction, literary fiction, romance, and poetry.
Jan 23, 2020 · What a delight they are! Playfully bewildered Lady Hunstanton (Jane Ridley) and Mrs. Allonby (Karen Peakes, who’s married in real life to the cast’s other Peakes), talk past each other in mocking banter. Lady Caroline Pontefract (WST favorite Mary Martello) needles Sir John Pontefract (Bill Van Horn) in a running gag.
