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Spectacular Carmina Burana In Guildford Cathedral

Sponsored article Carmina Burana will be performed in the Guildford Cathedral on Saturday, August 19 at 7:30pm, together with Edward Elgar’s The Music Makers. The spectacular event will be staged…

Notice: Pranksters Celebrate 40th Anniversary in Castle Grounds

In celebration of its 40th anniversary, Pranksters Theatre Company returns to Guildford Castle Grounds with a retro production of As You Like It by William Shakespeare, set in 1977 –…

Stage Dragon: Fabulous 50… At The Yvonne Arnaud Theatre

By Ferenc Hepp Having had a successful run with Guys & Dolls earlier in the year, the Guildford School of Acting returned to the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre this week with…

Stage Dragon: Catch ‘Two Gents’ While You Can

By Alice Fowler Deep in the grounds of the University of Law near Guildford, recast as Italy in the 1950s, two best friends debate the qualities of love. One, Valentine,…

Fringe Festival’s Varied, Provocative And Hilarious Performances

By Alice Fowler Guildford Fringe Festival is five years old this year – and just half way through its run of varied, provocative and hilarious performances taking place across Guildford…

Notice: Guildburys Theatre Company Bring Nell Gwynn To Open-Air Venues

Following on from its sell-out Shakespeare summer production last year at the Minack Theatre in Cornwall, Guildburys Theatre Company is performing Jessica Swale’s 2016 Olivier Award winning comedy Nell Gwynn…

Review: Don’t Dress For Dinner At The Yvonne Arnaud

by Tricia Marcotti This week the Yvonne Arnaud hosts the comedy Don’t Dress for Dinner by Marc Camoletti and adapted by Robin Hawdon. Not having heard of Mr  Camoletti, I was surprised…

Guildford Fringe Festival Promises A Glittering Evening Of Burlesque And Cabaret

The Hundred Watt Club and Guildford Fringe have teamed up once again to bring the sauce, the sass and the downright silly to the Guildford Fringe Festival. The final weekend…

Stage Review: The Deep Blue Sea, Mill Studio

By Tricia Marcotti I was not familiar with Terence Rattigan’s play The Deep Blue Sea that is playing at the Mill Studio in Guildford until Saturday evening June 17. It is…

Have A Surprising Midsummer Night’s Dream

By Alice Fowler Four young lovers lost in a wood, warring fairies and a group of hapless amateur actors… So far so familiar, you might think. But the Guildford Shakespeare…