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By Alice Fowler “When we work together, the impossible is possible, a sentiment that has never been more significant,” this is the powerful message of unity and hope contained in…
February 23, 2021 / No Comment / Read More
Grange Park Opera, which has responded to the challenges of Covid-19 by making its productions accessible online, has announced a new collaboration with the Romanoff Foundation. The Foundation, a UK-based…
January 19, 2021 / 1 Comment / Read More
By Alice Fowler Guildford author Maddy Glenn is celebrating the publication of her first novel, On the Edge. Her novel, which she describes as an easy-going fantasy, tells the story…
January 13, 2021 / 1 Comment / Read More
Book review by David Rose Surrey Census of Nomads, 1913, edited by Alan Wright. Published by the Surrey Record Society, hardback £20. Just over 100 years ago Surrey was a…
December 21, 2020 / 1 Comment / Read More
By Alice Fowler With Tier 4 just announced, my seasonal spirits were in danger of slipping. Could the Guildford Shakespeare Company, with their new online production of A Christmas Carol,…
December 20, 2020 / No Comment / Read More
By Alice Fowler Owen Wingrave is Benjamin Britten’s ‘ghost opera’: a heart-rending tale of a young man who refuses to submit to the straitjacket of familial traditions and expectations. Written…
December 9, 2020 / No Comment / Read More
Guildford School of Acting (GSA) says it is delighted to be hosting – and working with FUSE ARTS and other industry partners, Creation Theatre and Fray Studio – on a…
November 21, 2020 / No Comment / Read More
Unfortunately, The Dragon was unable to send a reviewer to the Guildford Twinning Association’s annual lecture, so this “unbiased” account is provided by Barbara Ford, chair of the association… Was…
November 18, 2020 / No Comment / Read More
Our Yvonne Arnaud Theatre is seeking volunteers for the upcoming festive period and beyond. Post-pandemic plans for the theatre means the team needs to recruit a regular group of volunteers…
November 11, 2020 / No Comment / Read More
A new book, Infantry Die Hards: Anatomy of a Regiment tells readers about the British Army’s infantry, perhaps the least glamorous arm, but as Field Marshal Montgomery said: “Without them,…
November 6, 2020 / 1 Comment / Read More
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