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Review: Blue Remembered Hills – Yvonne Arnaud Theatre

By Amy Yorston Memories of the Second World War are fading from living memory as the generation that experienced that conflict gets older and passes away but this week’s play…

Preview: English Touring Opera at G Live

The Stage Dragon talks to tenor David de Winter (formerly Royal Grammar School) about the upcoming productions and appearances at G Live. Stage Dragon: You’re currently on tour with English…

Army Chef Is Cooking Up A Dragon’s Sausage at Surrey County Show

A top chef with the army will be cooking up a dragon’s sausage – a spicy scotch egg, and a curly sausage savoury tarte tatin – at the Surrey County Show…

Now’s Time To Enter Guildford Design Awards

The search for the best new designed buildings, developments, conservation projects and spaces is under way.  The Guildford Design Awards recognise projects that have improved the architecture, heritage or sustainability…

Guildford Parkrun Results, Saturday May 18

Another new female course record was set with Katherine Philip of Garden City Runners crossing the line in 18 minutes 46 seconds. She was the third runner home in the…

Music On The Hill Top – Weekend Music Festival At St Martha’s

It isn’t just Spring in the air.  Music too will fill the air when musicians, pilgrims, walkers and their dogs gather at St Martha’s on top of the North Downs…

Merrow Dramatic Society To Perform Ayckbourn Play

by The Stage Dragon It’s nearly show time for Merrow Dramatic Society (MDS) who are performing Alan Ayckbourn’s Family Circles at The Electric Theatre May 15-18. This rarely performed comedy…

People With Crafty Skills Enjoy A Great Time Together

The Craft in Company group that meets once a month at St Francis’ Church Hall, Weston Road, Westborough (off Aldershot Road) is steadily growing. There were eight regular crafters at…

Review: Rutherford and Son – Yvonne Arnaud Theatre

by Amy Yorston Ranked by The National Theatre as one of the top one hundred plays of the century Rutherford and Son is a tale of love, greed, business and…

Review: Moscow State Symphony Orchestra – G Live

by The Stage Dragon Paval Kogan built his reputation as a violinist of world renown, and simultaneously was becoming one of the most respected and widely known of Russian conductors.…