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The Guildford Fringe Festival is Underway

The full 2025 programme has commenced for the 12th year of Guildford’s largest independent arts festival – the Guildford Fringe Festival – which runs until September 20. The Fringe is…

Do You Have a Short Story Inside You? If So, Get Writing To Win a Prize

Entries have already started arriving for our short story competition, which we are running in conjunction with Paper Moon, Guildford’s new independent bookstore. A prize worth £100 is up for…

Updated: Opera On the Balcony Goes Under – But the Show Goes On

By Martin Giles Guildford Fringe’s “Opera On the Balcony” will become “Opera under the Balcony” this year due to safety concerns preventing the balcony’s use. See Nick Wyschna’s message below.…

A Murder With No Script

By Elaheh Baradar There’s a murder mystery play in a theatre. Nothing new there… but there is no script! Award-winning comedy group Crime Scene Improvisation (CSI geddit?), will arrive in…

Threads Through The Cross Textile Art at Guildford Cathedral

Threads Through the Cross, a nationally acclaimed textile exhibition by Jacqui Parkinson, will be on display at Guildford Cathedral between September 24 and November 3. The cathedral says it is…

Book Fans Will Be All Over the Paper Moon

By Alice Fowler After a gap of over 20 years, Guildford has a new independent bookshop, Paper Moon. The shop in Jeffries Passage is the creation of young booksellers Hannah…

Dragon Review: Death Comes to Pemberley – Yvonne Arnaud Theatre

By Barbara Ford photos by Pamela Raith What happened to Elizabeth Bennet, heroine of Pride & Prejudice, after she married Mr Darcy? If you have ever asked this question a…

Dragon Review: The Last Laugh – Yvonne Arnaud Theatre

By Martin Giles We all look back at the past through rose-tinted glasses. It is probably part of the human condition to make life, or at least our memories, more…

The Ultimate Beatles Show – The ‘White Album’ On Stage, Note For Note

By David Reading It’s been 55 since the Beatles split up, but a show that’s coming to Guildford in September could possibly be the next best thing to hearing them…

Dragon Review: By Royal Appointment – Yvonne Arnaud Theatre

By Alice Fowler Photos Nobby Clark How does one signal one’s relief at another decade on the throne, despite stirrings of republicanism? In bubble-gum-pink dress and matching hat, of course.…