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Barbara Ford

Guildford Shakespeare Company’s David Copperfield proves exciting, amusing, amazing entertainment

13/02/202613/02/2026 by Barbara Ford

United Kingdom Guildford Shakespeare Company’s David Copperfield: Holy Trinity Church, High Street, Guildford, Surrey, 9.2.2026. (BF)

David (Eddy Payne) and Steerforth (Louise Beresford) at Mr Creakle’s school (Luke Barton) © Steve Gregson

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