Roll the dice with Guys and Dolls in Haslemere

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September 22, 2026

Step into 1950s New York as the Haslemere Players bring the much-loved musical Guys and Dolls to life, with toe-tapping tunes, romance, comedy and plenty of high-stakes drama.


Get ready to step into the bright lights and bustling streets of 1950s New York as The Haslemere Players bring the award-winning musical Guys and Dolls to Haslemere Hall from Tuesday 27th to Saturday 31st October, including a Saturday matinee.

Packed with unforgettable characters, glorious songs, spectacular dance routines, romance, comedy and plenty of high-stakes gambling, Guys and Dolls is a much-loved musical with something for everyone. From its colourful characters to its memorable score, this classic show promises an entertaining night out for both lifelong musical theatre fans and those discovering the story for the first time.

At the heart of the production is the Haslemere Players’ belief that live theatre should be accessible to everyone. To help make that happen, tickets for the opening night are available for just £15, offering audiences the chance to enjoy a fantastic evening of live entertainment at an especially accessible price.

So whether you know every song or are meeting Guys and Dolls for the first time, why not take a chance and join the Haslemere Players for a trip to 1950s New York?

Tickets and further information at haslemereplayers.com.

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