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Review: A Well Organised Jesus Christ Superstar by Guildford School of Acting Students

By Tom Fowler In the run up to Easter it was only right that the Guildford School of Acting presented Jesus Christ Superstar. The performance was undeniably popular, with the first night…

Review – Cadfael: The Virgin In The Ice – Yvonne Arnaud Theatre

by The Stage Dragon Cadfael: The Virgin In The Ice. The title provides an exciting prospect. Unfortunately, the play just doesn’t deliver. Middle Ground Theatre Company present the play as…

Ben’s Collector’s Records Is A Top 10 Hit!

Ben’s Collector’s Records in Tunsgate, Guildford, has scored a top 10 chart position – being chosen as one of the most favourite shops of its kind in the UK. Last…

Review: Royal Philharmonic Orchestra with Barry Wordsworth – G Live

by The Stage Dragon The concert at G Live given by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra was undeniably a popular event since the hall was at near-capacity; the marketing team seem…

Review: Abigail’s Party – Yvonne Arnaud Theatre

by The Stage Dragon It’s orange and brown, so of course it’s the 1970s. The  instantly recognisable  colour scheme greets the audience upon arrival to Abigail’s Party, accompanying a brilliant…

Review: Go Back for Murder – Yvonne Arnaud Theatre

by The Stage Dragon Will, I wonder, even the most ardent Agatha Christie fans be able to guess ‘whodunit?’ It’s definitely a challenge, but an enjoyable one, that ‘The Official…

Review: GIMF – Vivace Chorus at Guildford’s G Live

Touches of sweet harmony Concert by Vivace Chorus at G Live – Saturday March 9th by Gillian Ramsden I was really looking forward to the choral arrangement Vaughan Williams’  ‘Serenade to…

Review: GIMF – The Brodsky Quartet – Holy Trinity Church

Guildford International Music Festival (GIMF): The Brodsky Quartet (Violinists Daniel Rowland and Ian Belton, violist Paul Cassidy and cellist Jacqueline Thomas) at Holy Trinity Church Saturday 9 March 2013 by…

Singer’s New Release ‘Happy End’ is Just the Beginning

By Sam Liddicott Singer Fran Galea, aka Chess, (a student of Guildford’s Academy of Contemporary Music) has been very busy as of late. Following the release of her eponymous debut…

Review: GIMF – Symphonova Orchestra, Shelly Katz – Electric Theatre

by The Stage Dragon Opening the Guildford International Music Festival (GIMF) with an electronic orchestra was a brave move, a sign of austere times and perhaps a nod to the…