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Dragon Review: Inspector Morse at the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre

By Isabelle Trubshaw Like many detective stories, this production follows a familiar U-curve of mystery – opening with intrigue, dipping into confusion, and ultimately arriving at a dramatic resolution –…

Come and Hear Well-known Local Broadcaster Interviewed

Peter Gordon is one of the best known local broadcasting voices in Guildford and on March 18, at the Guildford Institute, you have the chance to see him in person…

Dragon Review: The Last Picture at the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre

By Isabelle Trubshaw A picture is only as complete as the imagination that sees it. That is the message that I took from Robin Simpson’s 90-minute performance of Catherine Dyson’s…

Acts Announced for Family Friendly Haslemere Fringe Festival, July 3, 4 and 5

The Haslemere Fringe Festival, a not-for-profit, family-friendly festival run entirely by volunteers, takes place every two years on Lion Green in Haslemere. This year the festival is on Friday, Saturday…

A Journalist’s Vivid Account Of His Travels Across The Former Soviet Union

The Guildford Dragon’s Esme Campbell chats with Joe Luc Barnes who was brought up in Guildford and still spends time here. His first book examines the lives of the people…

GSC Spring Season: A Double Birthday Celebration

By Isabelle Trubshaw With daffodils in bloom and bird song in the air, it can only mean one thing: Guildford Shakespeare Company’s Spring Season is just around the corner –…

Guildford Choral Concert, Mass in Time of War, Saturday, March 14

Facing darkness, finding light: a concert of passion, peace, and hope, is the theme of Guildford Choral’s concert on Saturday, March 14, starting at 7.30pm. Taking place at Holy Trinity…

Dragon Review: My Life With Kenneth Williams – Mill Studio

By Ferenc Hepp Kenneth Williams would have been 100 on the February 22 this year. David Benson was 13 in 1975. Jackanory aired its final episode in 1996. There is…

Dragon Interview: Robin Simpson on “The Last Picture” at the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre

By Isabelle Trubshaw The Holocaust is perhaps the epitome of man’s inhumanity to man. It happened less than a century ago, so there is no excuse that they did not…

Feature: The Man Who Claimed To Teach Astral Travelling

An esoteric manual purchased in a Guildford bookshop in 1970; a Tibetan monk with a mission to save the world; and a West Country plumber…the unlikely ingredients of a strange-but-true…

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