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Review: Horrible Histories – Barmy Britain – GLive
By Maria Rayner – They’ve read the books, listened to the audio, watched the TV programme. So now it’s roll up, roll up, Horrible Histories has come to G Live.…
Fringe Festival Takes Much Ado To Clandon Wood
By Dani Maimone This past weekend saw the BurntOut Theatre Company produce a quintessentially British performance of Much Ado About Nothing at Clandon Wood Surrey Hills Natural Burial Reserve. Performed…
Drama on Guildford High Street…
by Victoria Lazarevic – Did you happen to see the two Eskimos looking for a place to fish in Guildford today (Monday, July 7)? No? What about two the Second World…
Queen Tribute Band’s Fundraising Gig For Halow Project
Queen tribute band, Forever Queen, will be playing at the Keystone pub, Portsmouth Road, Guildford on Saturday, June 28, to raise funds for the halow project. The Portsmouth-based band have been performing…
Go Beyond The Chamber For Some Outstanding Choral Music
Fresh from their Gold Cup and triple class cup wins at Cheltenham Music Festival in May, Surrey Hills Chamber Choir continues to surprise and delight its audiences and is preparing…
New Dance Group Steps Out
New Surrey dance group, Quicksilver, for people aged from 40 and over, is making progress. In the twinkling of a ballet shoe, it has acquired a team of enthusiastic dancers together with…
Great Entertainment In Store At Guildford Fringe Festival
Summer is almost upon us and plans are well and truly under way for this year’s Guildford Fringe Festival, which takes place from July 1 to 27. Last year saw the…
Night Of Great Jazz With Saxophonist Iain Bellamy
Acclaimed saxophonist and jazz composer Iain Ballamy returns to his hometown for a gig at Guildford’s Guildhall in the High Street on Wednesday, July 2. His work is eclectic, contemporary and un-encumbered…
Review: Injured Soldiers Shine In A Different Kind Of Theatre
By Maria Rayner I’ll be brutally honest, when I was invited to review The Two Worlds of Charlie F at G Live, I wasn’t keen. Despite the numerous awards it has…
Real Inspector Hound at Electric Theatre, May 15 to 17
After starting 2014 with a highly successful production of Aladdin, Merrow Dramatic Society (MDS) is back at the Electric Theatre with a rib tickling comedy featuring murder and mayhem. Running from May…
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