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Dragon Review: Tristan and Yseult – Yvonne Arnaud Theatre
By Martin Giles The agony and ecstasy of love is an age old theme but it can rarely have been portrayed so raucously, so joyously, and yet so heartbreakingly as…
Dragon Review: Twelve Angry Men – Yvonne Arnaud Theatre
By Barbara Ford Twelve men are locked in a room on a sweltering summer’s day in New York, locked in until they decide whether or not an 18-year-old youth killed…
Search Begins for New Operator of The Electric Theatre
Guildford Borough Council is launching a market engagement exercise with independent specialists Blue Horizon Ventures to try and secure the future of The Electric Theatre. The council is inviting organisations…
Dragon Review: The Choir of Man – Yvonne Arnaud Theatre
By Ferenc Hepp This is not your usual musical with a storyline, in fact, we start the evening with a pint on the stage served from a fully functional bar…
Dragon Review: The Other Side of Murder – Yvonne Arnaud Theatre
By Ference Hepp Murder at Midnight, Murder in the Dark and now, The Other Side of Murder. These are all hit productions by Original Theatre, and it is the latter,…
Review: The Doris Show – Guildford Fringe
By Alice Fowler Jackie Mitchell wears many hats – journalist, PR professional, radio presenter at Brooklands Radio and, it turns out, talented stage performer too. For one night only at…
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…
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: 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 Interview: Rabbits Out of the Hat at Farnham Maltings
By Isabelle Trubshaw Old-style magic feats have survived the test of time, but what if magic took on a new theatrical twist? This innovative blend of magic and theatre is…
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