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Renovation Work To Be Put on Public Show
By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter One of Surrey’s most important buildings, and the UK’s ‘first and only’ craft museum, is to host a special event to show off the…
Guildford Through the Camera’s Lens – Including the Great Flood of ’68
September 1968: A young boy in Wellington boots watches canoeists at the bottom of Guildford High Street. Shops such as the John Collier tailors lie under six feet of water.…
Join Guildford Area u3a: Enrolment Day, Tuesday, August 11
The annual group enrolment Day for the Guildford Area u3a is on Tuesday, August 11. Taking place from 2pm to 3.30pm in Arena B on the lower floor of the…
Dragon Interview: GSC’s Love’s Labour’s Lost and Much Ado About Nothing
By Isabelle Trubshaw For centuries, Shakespeare’s plays have inspired countless theories and interpretations. One long-standing belief suggests that Much Ado About Nothing could be Shakespeare’s unofficial sequel to Love Labour’s…
Dragon Review: The Barber of Seville, Grange Park Opera
By Alice Fowler On an evening so hot we may truly believe we are in southern Spain, there can be few distractions more delightful than Grange Park Opera’s new production, Il…
Dragon Review: Thespians – Yvonne Arnaud Theatre
By Ferenc Hepp You have probably heard of The Play That Goes Wrong, produced by Mischief, who have toured with their productions at the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre previously. This time,…
Ballet Is Returning to Guildford
Ballet is returning to Guildford this June with a programme said to capture both the joy of classical ballet and the thrill of bold new work, performed by the graduating…
Dragon Review: Clash ’n’ Sleazy at The Star: The Spirit of The Stranglers Returns To Guildford
Dragon Review by Charlie Whiting Chris Scopes, from the spiritual home of The Clash, graced the home of The Stranglers in Guildford on Saturday – and his band played tracks…
Dragon Review: Young Frankenstein – Yvonne Arnaud Theatre
By Ferenc Hepp Young Frankenstein is certainly not your traditional West End offering. It is a razzle-dazzle parody of the horror film genre, more specifically the Frankenstein films of the…
Dragon Review: Royal Philharmonic Orchestra at G-Live
By Isabelle Trubshaw We commonly attribute emotions to music, often experiencing a poignant progressive journey throughout a piece. The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra’s latest program at G-Live certainly followed this trajectory…
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