Community Theatre survives on the generosity of donors and the work of volunteers. There are many areas within a Community Theatre for people to become involved. Some of those areas are: set-building, set-painting, stage hands, sewing costumes, making props, make-up artistry, concessions, ushering, and of course, acting. Whether you’re a part of our cast and crew, a volunteer, one of our beloved patrons or just curious about what it is that the Players Guild at Sugar Hill is, we are thrilled to invite you to receive communications from us! 

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In eight short years, the Players Guild has grown from a small theatre group performing for 30 people into a regional acting troupe putting on four shows a year before a packed house. In fact, its beginnings were so humble that the cast had to move the dress rehearsal for their first show, Agatha Christie’s “And Then There Were None” from outdoors in The Bowl to the city’s underground parking area because of torrential rains.

Because of their commitment to putting on high-quality productions at the Eagle Theatre, it’s no wonder the Players Guild attracts professional actors and other talented individuals from all over metro Atlanta. Contributing even more to the arts in the community, the group partnered with On The Stage Children’s Theatre this summer to host a children’s acting camp.