Another night of laughter and top class entertainment was put on by The Guild Players in their latest play RolePlay. The 7‑member cast and proficient crew made the Alan Ayckbourn comedy their own.

The Guild Players entertained a lively audience at Deal’s Kilshawe theatre with Linda Mewes’s oriental adaptation of Aladdin.

Alan Ayckbourn’s Time of my Life was an ambitious piece for Duncan Currie to launch his directing career.

Audiences came away from the Guild Players 2009 pantomime performance of Treasure Island wanting more thanks to the acting and production skills of the cast and crew.

The Guild Players certainly lived up to their reputation of one of Kent's finest amateur dramatic groups with their performances of the Alan Ayckbourn comedy Drowning on Dry Land.

The Guild Players’ latest offering, A Christmas Carol – a contemporary adaptation, captivated the audience.

Deal beware the ugly sisters of Cinderella! My evening in the Kilshawe Theatre in Deal for The Guild Players’ innovative and funny adaptation of Cinderella started with a warm welcome.

By Constance Cox, Based on a short story by Oscar Wilde

The Guild Players took their audience to Terry Pratchett’s Discworld with their latest production.The play is a comedy centred around the life and work of Death

Performed on Wed 7th to Sat 10th December 2005 at The Kilshawe Theatre