Lois Sczomak and other members of the Guild are taking care of the areas on our grounds where there are plantings. These include the front of the building, the strip along the gravel path behind the shop, the point, and the areas next to the entrance to
Read more →It has been 56 years since Come Blow Your Horn first hit Broadway, but this first-ever play by the venerable Neil Simon has stood the test of time. The production by the Players Guild of Dearborn (in Michigan) is true to the lightly comedic spirit that Simon
Read more →Here is Paul Bruce’s review of the Guild production of Come Blow Your Horn. The Players Guild of Dearborn opened their 90th season with the first of an all Neil Simon series of five shows. (Neil Simon is also 90 this year, hence the connection.) Come Blow
Read more →The cast of Pirates, the Musical getting ready for Opening Night Here’s an blog entry by Paul Bruce. I just came from The Players Guild of Dearborn, where the StarShine Theater Workshop (2017) gave their public performance as the culmination of an entire week of “theater camp”
Read more →The Building Committee decided to create a gravel path behind the shop so that members, especially those walking around the building to check for unlocked doors, could go around safely. So they ordered some sand and gravel. And they dug out old pieces of asphalt and cement.
Read more →Copeland Paving is sealing and striping the parking lots today, June 1, 2017. The portions of the lots that were not refurbished are the targets of our capital improvement grant request to the Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs. Looking to the lot from Madison Street.
Read more →Copland Paving Company is out in force today. Photo by David Wood. Getting ready to start putting asphalt down. Photo by David Wood. First layer down. Photo by David Wood. Looking at the lot from Madison Street. Looking at the lot from Madison, closer to our building.
Read more →Work is beginning on the refurbishing of the parking lots at The Guild. In the photo you see Copeland Paving beginning to remove layers or old asphalt from the parking lot on the west side of the building. The photo was taken on May 30, 2017. The
Read more →One of the characters in Arsenic and Old Lace is Adam Hoskins. He is the dead man in the window seat when the show opens. Adam is played by himself, an experienced and traveled trouper. He has appeared in at least three productions of Arsenic being seen
Read more →Guild member Paul Bruce, Director of Arsenic and Old Lace, is a teacher at Salina Intermediate School in Dearborn. Whenever Paul is associated, either acting or directing, with an appropriate show at the Guild, he makes arrangements for a group of about 200 students, staff, and parents
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