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Film Review: The Man Who Invented Christmas
By Dennis Harvey-Hepherd This is a beautiful little film about how and why our most cherished author, Charles Dickens, came to write A Christmas Carol. The cast consists of a…
Stage Review: Jack And His Giant Stalk – The Adult Panto
by Tricia Marcotti Citizens of Guildford! The pantomime season is upon us! Yes, it’s December and we adults have our own pantomime to get involved with. Slapping our thighs, tapping…
Stage Review: Wait Until Dark – Yvonne Arnaud Theatre
By Ferenc Hepp Three recently released cons believe a doll containing heroin is in a flat occupied by a blind woman, Susy, whose husband is away. This is the start…
Film Review: Battle of the Sexes – Guildford Odeon
By Dennis Harvey-Hepherd At its heart, Battle of the Sexes is the story of a publicity stunt that went hideously wrong for its sponsor and in doing so caused a…
Stage Dragon Review; The Weir – Yvonne Arnaud
by Tricia Marcotti Conor McPherson wrote this play in 1999, winning an Olivier award for Best New Play the same year. He has continued to write more plays which have…
Film Review: Justice League – Guildford Odeon
By Dennis Harvey-Hepherd Yet another superhero movie hit our cinema this weekend. It follows the standard format of undefeatable villain of the week threatens the world only to be defeated…
Stage Dragon: One Night In November At The Electric Theatre
by Tricia Marcotti The Electric Theatre is presenting a play by Alan Pollock called One Night in November and staged by the Guildburys Theatre Company this week until Saturday, November 18.…
Stage Review: The Real Thing At The Yvonne Arnaud
by Tricia Marcotti The Real Thing was written by Tom Stoppard in 1982 but is easily as relevant today as it was when first performed. Now on at the Yvonne Arnaud…
Film Review: Murder on the Orient Express
By Dennis Harvey-Hepherd Since 1974 there have been at least five major productions of Murder on the Orient Express, so how do the makers keep the latest incarnation fresh and…
Stage Review: Around the World in 80 Days – Yvonne Arnaud Theatre
By Ferenc Hepp Direct from the West End and nominated for both the UK Theatre Awards Best New Production and the Manchester Theatre Awards Best Show for Children and Families,…
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