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Review: Harlequin Chamber Choir Delights At Electric Theatre
By Ruchi Srivastava Describing themselves as a ‘versatile vocal ensemble’, the Harlequin Chamber Choir, based in Cranleigh, is in no ways a traditional choir that one would normally associate with…
Preview: G Live’s Programme Lights Up November
By Maria Rayner The nights are drawing in and, despite Guildford’s Indian summer, we must soon face the prospect of winter. But lighting up the dark is G Live with…
Dragon Interview: James Barber, Director of the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre
Being in charge of any theatre these days is a challenge especially so, perhaps, for smaller, provincial theatres such as ours in Guildford, the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre. Here the director…
Terrific Guildford Fringe Festival Trebles In Size
Edinburgh Fringe may well have be attracting some controversial headlines, but in Surrey organisers of Guildford’s Fringe Festival are celebrating after a terrific year, which has seen the event practically treble…
Circle Eight Premieres Guildford In The Great War
By David Rose Circle Eight premiered its latest film, Guildford in the Great War, to a full house at the Electric Theatre on Saturday (July 19) and celebrated its own…
Wind In The Willows At The Castle Grounds
Mr Toad, together with his friends Mole, Ratty and Badger, are the much-loved characters being brought to life in an exciting new adaptation of The Wind in the Willows at…
Review: Horrible Histories – Barmy Britain – GLive
By Maria Rayner – They’ve read the books, listened to the audio, watched the TV programme. So now it’s roll up, roll up, Horrible Histories has come to G Live.…
Fringe Festival Takes Much Ado To Clandon Wood
By Dani Maimone This past weekend saw the BurntOut Theatre Company produce a quintessentially British performance of Much Ado About Nothing at Clandon Wood Surrey Hills Natural Burial Reserve. Performed…
Drama on Guildford High Street…
by Victoria Lazarevic – Did you happen to see the two Eskimos looking for a place to fish in Guildford today (Monday, July 7)? No? What about two the Second World…
New Dance Group Steps Out
New Surrey dance group, Quicksilver, for people aged from 40 and over, is making progress. In the twinkling of a ballet shoe, it has acquired a team of enthusiastic dancers together with…
See: Tumbling Bay Footbridge: National Trust Says It Is ‘Committed to Finding a Resolution’
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