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Guildford Shakespeare Company Looks Forward to Another Successful Season

Guildford Shakespeare Company Looks Forward to Another Successful Season

By Alice Fowler As the Guildford Shakespeare Company’s acclaimed All’s Well That Ends Well transfers to London, the company’s sights are turning to 2020: its 14th year of locally made,…

Surrey’s Newest, Most Intimate Theatre Opens and a Dream Comes True

Surrey’s Newest, Most Intimate Theatre Opens and a Dream Comes True

Three years ago, there were just trees. Now there are two theatres in the woods behind West Horsley Place, a 14th-century manor house. The Theatre in the Woods, the five-tiered…

Guildford Symphony Orchestra Celebrates 100 Years Of Music Making

Guildford’s own orchestra, the GSO, will perform a grand centenary concert at G Live on Saturday, November 16, to celebrate 100 years of music making. Echoing the programme of its…

Stage Dragon Review: A Woman Of No Importance At The Yvonne Arnaud

By Tricia Marcotti The Classic Spring Theatre Company brings its production of Oscar Wilde’s A Woman of No Importance to the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre this week. Directed by Dominic Dromgoole, the…

Stage Dragon: All’s Well That Ends Well – Guildford Shakespeare Company

By Alice Fowler Not many plays give away their ending quite so daringly as Shakespeare’s All’s Well That Ends Well. Its themes – unrequited passion and sexual misconduct on a…

Woman Who Is Leading The Guildford Jazz Boom

By Dave Reading Nine years ago Marianne Windham had a high-powered job as director of an IT consultancy. But there was a bigger passion in her life – the double bass. And so…

Petworth Literary Festival ‘Bigger And Better’

Sponsored article Festival press releases all too often boast ‘bigger and better’ almost by default. But Petworth Festival’s Literary Week is by any standards bigger and better this coming autumn.…

An Evening With Aggers and Tuffers

Sponsored article It’s been quite a summer of cricket. The stand out moments must be the nailbiting finish to the world cup final in July and the heroic Ben Stokes…

Historic Tunsgate Arch’s Renovation Work Is Revealed

By Hugh Coakley Following the fall of a piece of stonework from Tunsgate Arch in February this year (2019), The Guildford Dragon NEWS has been given exclusive access to the…

Notice: Opportunities For All Ages And Abilities With Surrey Hills Singing School

The Surrey Hills Singers has a reputation for producing engaging and entertaining performances and in September they will be looking for new members to swell their numbers. Their Ladies Daytime…