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Learn, Create and be Entertained with The Guildford Institute’s New Events Programme
The Guildford Institute’s April to September 2026 programme is packed full with 140 activities including courses, talks, music nights, visits, film screenings and more. There are more than 100 courses,…
The Night David Bowie Brought Ziggy Stardust To Guildford
David Bowie died ten years ago this month and his legacy is very much in the news. Here, Dragon reporter David Reading recalls one of the most memorable events in…
Dragon Review: Death on the Nile – Yvonne Arnaud Theatre
By Ferenc Hepp Now that our Christmas lights have been safely stored in the attic for another year, the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre is back to its regular programming. To kick…
‘Mother River’ – A Short Story Highlighting The Awesome Power Of Nature
As you may have noticed, the Guildford Dragon’s pages have been opened up to talented short story writers in recent months. Today we are delighted to publish another of the…
The Yvonne Arnaud Theatre Is a Lucrative Asset for Guildford’s Economy
By Isabelle Trubshaw A report completed by the University of Surrey reveals that Guildford’s Yvonne Arnaud Theatre has boosted the local economy by £250,000 in the last four years. The…
‘Pennypot Lane’: A Short Story For The Christmas Season
Noel is out on the streets on Christmas Eve. Maria and Joe have a flat in Pennypot Lane. Their lives become intertwined in a way they couldn’t have imagined. This…
Feature: Guildford’s Theatre Brought ‘Back to Its Former Life’ After Accessibility Renovations
By Isabelle Trubshaw Guildford’s Yvonne Arnaud Theatre celebrated the end of an 18-month renovation in the autumn, marking a major step in the theatre’s accessibility and expanding its educational programmes.…
Dragon Review: Fawlty Towers, The Play – at G Live
By Alice Fowler In an upstairs bedroom, Polly shakes out a fresh pillowcase. Downstairs, Sybil slips off her earrings for a nice chat on the phone. Impatient guests, waiting to…
Singer of Early 1960s Group The Crescents Seeking Former Band Members
The singer of a band that was part of Guildford’s live music scene in the early 1960s is hoping to make contact with his former band mates. Chris Sreeves sang…
‘A Family Thing’ – The Latest In Our Short Story Offerings
Today we are delighted to publish a short story written by a former Guildford resident, Alexis Krite. During lockdown, Alexis (some of you may know her as Kari) co-wrote a…
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