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By Tricia Marcotti I’ve come to expect an accomplished performance whenever I watch the Guildburys Theatre Company perform, and last night was no exception. In the open air at Merrist Wood…
July 19, 2019 / No Comment / Read More
By Alice Fowler As the sun sets over Stoke Park, a mad-cap train careers into view. Out spills a company of actors in bell-bottom trousers and quilted dressing gowns –…
July 18, 2019 / 1 Comment / Read More
By Tricia Marcotti At the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre this week is the simply riveting play The Girl on the Train. Based on the novel by Paula Hawkins, it has been…
July 9, 2019 / 1 Comment / Read More
By Alice Fowler Twelfth Night is perfectly suited to out-door theatre: a confection of mistaken identity, yearning and self-deception that plays out best in the gathering dusk. The Guildford Shakespeare…
June 19, 2019 / No Comment / Read More
By Ferenc Hepp This week, Guildford’s Performance Preparation Academy returns to the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre with their fourth summer production, The Pajama Game, a musical based on the 1953 novel…
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In his latest feature on Milestones in Rock’n’Roll history, Dave Reading remembers Radio Luxembourg and the immense influence it had on our culture and on the development of music. It’s…
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By Alice Fowler Bouncers, by playwright John Godber, is a paean to Britain’s nightclub scene: a ‘midnight circus’ of hope, anticipation, heavy drinking and despair. Four extremely talented actors –…
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The Surrey Hills Chamber Choir has won three cups at this year’s Cheltenham Music Festival. The day started by winning the Sacred Class with an outstanding grade of 91. After…
May 28, 2019 / No Comment / Read More
Contributed review What a treat was in store for the audience who attended a fundraising concert by the Laudamus Chamber Choir at St Mary’s Church, Worplesdon on May 18. It…
May 24, 2019 / No Comment / Read More
By Alice Fowler The Memory of Water, on show at the Yvonne Arnaud this week, begins with Mary, the eldest of three sisters, sleeping in her recently deceased mother’s bed.…
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