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MEET THE BABY DINOSAURS UP CLOSE! Watch. Wave. Say hello. Learn. Step into a prehistoric playground where young explorers can come facetoface with adorable baby dinosaurs. Children can watch them waddle, wiggle, and roar, wave to their new dino friends, and discover fun facts throughout the day about the incredible creatures that once ruled our planet. A handson adventure for curious minds and big imaginations. Friday, 12th June 2026 9.30am 10.30am St Catherines Prep School Refreshments: 9.30am Performance Time: 10am 10.30am Parking available on site Adults: 10 Children: Free Suitable for children 1-6 years old

Staged in the intimate and atmospheric space inside Guildfords ancient Castle Keep, this Jacobean tragedy (first staged in 1606 at The Globe) depicts a morally corrupt world where desire for justice is contaminated by the obsession for revenge. Disguise, adultery, ingenenious forms of murder, vivid imagery, outrageous characters and bizarre farce all go to make a fast-paced shocker!

In 2004, Eric Rushton was cast in his primary school Nativity. Despite absolutely smashing it, he immediately retired from being a child actor. Now he’s found the correct antidepressants to give showbusiness another go.

“Country, the UK, lost its way, seeks life partner/mentor/inspiration. Good sense of humour essential. No timewasters, tedious show-offs or offend-o-trons need apply. HR free zone.” Standing up so you don't have to take it lying it down anymore, the Pub Landlord is back to make sense of the questions you probably already had the answers to. You know what they say: There’s no school like the old school, with the dodgy overflowing toilets.

"When I said I would die a bachelor, I did not think I would live till I were married." Summer 1945. To celebrate victory, four women return to the village where they passed an idyllic pre-war summer. Unbeknownst to them, their one-time lovers are also on their way back. As a reunion masked ball is thrown and the inept Home Guard fail to keep order, the course of true love runs anything but smooth. GSC returns to Shakespeare’s beloved romantic comedy, featuring the ultimate on-off couple, as the sparky Beatrice and Benedick who struggle to deny their mutual attraction. Tom Littler (The Rivals; Twelfth Night; Artistic Director, Orange Tree Theatre), returns to GSC following his triumphant Hamlet with Freddie Fox in the title role, links the stories of Love’s Labour’s Lost with Much Ado About Nothing (also known as Love’s Labour’s Won) to create a satisfying saga of love. Tom directed our 5-star 'sure fire summer hit' in 2016. Original music will be composed by the internationally acclaimed Matthew Floyd Jones (Kathy & Stella Solve a Murder, West End; Nanny, BBC Radio 4; A Super Happy Story (About Feeling Super Sad), Fringe First Award; The Elmer Adventure, Tall Stories), best recognised as one half of the acclaimed comedy duo Frisky & Mannish. A co-production with the Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond (The Stage Theatre of the Year 2025).

Fraternal duo blending English rock and American roots influences.