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Further Afield For A Pleasant Day Out: Clandon Park and Hatchlands Park

This month John Gilbert takes a trip to National Trust properties Clandon Park and Hatchlands Park. Author’s star-rated system: *** Worth a visit ** Worth a detour * Interesting Although…

Guildford Photographers Make It A Hat Trick of Wins

Talented photographers of the Guildford Photographic Society (GPS) have scooped the coveted Bracknell Nine’s Trophy, in the face of tough competition from eight other photography clubs, for the third year…

Review: Go Back for Murder – Yvonne Arnaud Theatre

by The Stage Dragon Will, I wonder, even the most ardent Agatha Christie fans be able to guess ‘whodunit?’ It’s definitely a challenge, but an enjoyable one, that ‘The Official…

Review: GIMF – Vivace Chorus at Guildford’s G Live

Touches of sweet harmony Concert by Vivace Chorus at G Live – Saturday March 9th by Gillian Ramsden I was really looking forward to the choral arrangement Vaughan Williams’  ‘Serenade to…

Review: GIMF – The Brodsky Quartet – Holy Trinity Church

Guildford International Music Festival (GIMF): The Brodsky Quartet (Violinists Daniel Rowland and Ian Belton, violist Paul Cassidy and cellist Jacqueline Thomas) at Holy Trinity Church Saturday 9 March 2013 by…

Singer’s New Release ‘Happy End’ is Just the Beginning

By Sam Liddicott Singer Fran Galea, aka Chess, (a student of Guildford’s Academy of Contemporary Music) has been very busy as of late. Following the release of her eponymous debut…

Review: GIMF – Symphonova Orchestra, Shelly Katz – Electric Theatre

by The Stage Dragon Opening the Guildford International Music Festival (GIMF) with an electronic orchestra was a brave move, a sign of austere times and perhaps a nod to the…

Uphill Struggle To Get A Piano Up St Martha’s Hill For Music Festival Concerts

by Michael Roberts Heaving a piano from the hall to the front room of your own home is quite an ordeal at the best of times.  Getting one up the…

Review: A Midsummer Night’s Dream – Yvonne Arnaud Theatre

by The Stage Dragon Did you read Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream at school? Probably, it is a favourite and one of the most accessible of Shakespeare’s plays. From the…

A Love Affair With Producing Artists and Their Music

You may not know the name, but John Schroeder has been the producer or co-producer for no less than 175 music artists, including Cliff Richard, the Shadows, Helen Shapiro and…