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Nothing says Christmas more than a trip to see the pantomime!
Dick Whittington now showing at The Oxford Playhouse did not disappoint – the silliness, the slapstick, the hilarity was a festive treat.
On a cold and rainy night in Oxford, the sun shone on the New Theatre where we were transported to Greece for a new run of thehit musical Mamma Mia.
The show runs until Saturday, and we cannot emphasise enough what pure joy this production was!
The Big Feastival reveals that Basement Jaxx, The Streets and Bastille will headline the 2026 festival. The festival returns to Alex James’ farm in Kingham, The Cotswolds, from August 28 – 30, 2026.
It was a standing ovation for Steve Pemberton and Reece Shearsmith’s Inside No.9 Stage/Fright which opened at Oxford’s New Theatre last night.
Eliza Carthy and Jon Boden return to the city on Fri, Nov 14, for a festive wassail.
Throughout this special evening, the pair will delight Oxford audiences with some of the oldest songs in the English canon and tell heartfelt Christmas tales.
As the Oxford Playhouse gears up for its festive production Dick Whittington, the cast swapped the stage for the city’s streets – touring Oxford on an open-top bus.
The show opens on Friday, November 21!
The Oxford Playhouse has announced a new production of Edward Albee’s gripping and darkly funny play, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, will be staged at the theatre in the spring.
Pegasus Theatre festive show offering this year is a unique re-telling of the seasonal Dickens classic ‘A Christmas Carol’.
The show, Supermarket Scrooge, opens on Dec 10 and runs until Dec 24.
"I never wanted to murder anyone. It was necessary." Those are the words of Tom Ripley – accidental villain, victim or ruthless murderer, what do you think?
The Talented Mr Ripley is at the Oxford Playhouse till Saturday.
A new staging of Hugh Whitemore’s play Breaking the Code, now at the Oxford Playhouse, delved into his life, his career and how society’s attitude towards his sexuality changed the course of his life.
What an explosive start to a fantastic show - the Bodyguard took us on a roller coaster ride of suspense, romance and tragedy.
Playing now at Oxford’s New Theatre expect great tunes, great dancing, a gripping story and a scary baddie
Grammy Award winner Ray LaMontagne will celebrate the 20th anniversary of his acclaimed debut album Trouble with a UK tour in 2026 — his first tour in the UK since 2018.