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Guitar Concert Rescued at Short Notice

By Gillian Lloyd Three distinguished young guitarists stepped in to rescue a guitar concert at Holy Trinity Church when Paul Galbraith, a renowned innovative classical guitarist, was struck with Covid.…

GSC ‘Raw And Affecting’ Production Of The Strange Case Of Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde

By Alice Fowler The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde has not been out of print since it was published in 1886. Such is its hold on the…

Stage Dragon Review: Noughts & Crosses At The Yvonne Arnaud Theatre

By Alice Fowler Malorie Blackman’s acclaimed and hugely influential young adult novel, Noughts & Crosses, was published 21 years ago. This week, York-based touring theatre company Pilot Theatre brings it…

Stage Dragon Review: Gods of the Game – Grange Park Opera

By Alice Fowler Opera and football may seem unlikely bedfellows. Put class and snobbery aside, however, and their soaring rivalries and passions, triumphs and disasters are closer than we think.…

Stage Dragon Review: ‘The Play That Goes Wrong’ At The Yvonne Arnaud Theatre

By Ferenc Hepp Take some tissues and make sure you have medical insurance, but do try and catch this week’s show at the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre if you can to…

Stage Dragon Review: Billionaire Boy – Yvonne Arnaud Theatre

By Ferenc Hepp Joe Spud is 12 years old. He has all the money and possessions he could ever want but no true friends. Who wants to be friends with…

Stage Dragon Review: The Tempest Played By Guildford Shakespeare Company

By Alice Fowler The Tempest is Guildford Shakespeare Company’s 50th show and, true to form, this ever-innovative company has pulled out all the stops. Prepare to see Stoke Park as…

Stage Dragon Review: A Midsummer Night’s Dream – GSC

By Alice Fowler What better way to spend a warm summer’s evening in Guildford, than watching magical outdoor theatre in a hidden, leafy enclave that traps the last rays of…

Stage Dragon Review: Dead Lies At The Yvonne Arnaud

By Ferenc Hepp This week at the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Red Entertainment presents a political thriller, Dead Lies, inspired by the Jeremy Thorpe scandal of the 1970s and set against…

Yvonne Arnaud Theatre Announces Mill Studio’s Summer Season

Sponsored article The Yvonne Arnaud Theatre is delighted to announce its upcoming summer 2022 Mill Studio season. The programme features a wonderfully diverse mix of established and emerging artists and…