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What the Victorians Saw and Loved – Stereoscopic Photographs at Watts Gallery Artists’ Village
Step back into the world of the Victorians and discover their fascination with 3D photography – currently the focus of the latest exhibition at Watts Gallery Artists’ Village in Compton.…
Stage Dragon: Cyrano de Bergerac by The Guildburys
By Tricia Marcotti Originally written by the French poet and dramatist, Edmond Rostand, in 1897, Cyrano de Bergerac has been adapted by Glyn Maxwell to be the latest production in…
Stage Dragon: Around the World in 80 Days – Yvonne Arnaud Theatre
By Ferenc Hepp We are invited to the circus this week at the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre for a lively and energetic portrayal of a classic, Phileas Fogg’s quest to travel…
Local Author Delighted With the Reception of Her New Book
By Martin Giles Book fans crowded in the GUArt Gallery in Swan Lane on Thursday evening (July 6) to attend the launch of The Truth Has Arms And Legs by…
Dragon Book Review: The Truth Has Arms And Legs by Local Author, Alice Fowler
By Hugh Coakley This is a delightful and beautifully written book of short stories of yearning and discovering and of defiance and independence. The Truth Has Arms And Legs by…
Stage Dragon Review: Henry V in the ‘Austere Splendour’ of Guildford Cathedral
By Alice Fowler The austere splendour of Guildford Cathedral lends its own majesty to Guildford Shakespeare Company’s first summer production, Henry V. As the snow-white shirt of Henry (Gavin Fowler)…
Stage Dragon Review: Tosca by Grange Park Opera ‘New and Heart-Stopping’
By Alice Fowler There are stirring, sensual operas – and then there is Tosca. Puccini’s feast of jealousy, passion, torture, abusive power and lust has transfixed audiences since its first…
Stage Dragon Review: Tony! (The Tony Blair Rock Opera) at the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre
By Ferenc Hepp I dare you not to shake with laughter in your seat and not to leave the theatre with a huge smile on your face. Tony! [The Tony…
Stage Dragon Review: Brief Encounter Yvonne Arnaud Theatre
By Ferenc Hepp The scene – a 1940s railway station cafe. There is a chance meeting. Dr Alec Harvey (Jammy Kasongo), in gentlemanly fashion, removes some grit from Laura Jesson’s…
Dragon Book Review: The Fox, the Whale and the Wardrobe – a Collection of Poems by Dónall Dempsey
By Hugh Coakley The launch of a new book, The Fox the Whale and the Wardrobe, by local poet Dónall Dempsey treated the invited audience to poems and songs of children…
See: Tumbling Bay Footbridge: National Trust Says It Is ‘Committed to Finding a Resolution’
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