Richard Herring, The best comedian of his generation?...
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Sensual Africa is a choreographic work of art...
Dara O Briain: Craic Dealer
Irish funnyman Dara O Briain hits the road again...
The Table
Bizarrely, it’s about a puppet stuck on a table...
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This breath-taking new production from the Curve Theatre, Leicester, directed by Paul Kerryson, is a lavish, grand-scale spectacle. With giant gold Buddhas, sumptuous costumes, a chorus of adorable children, acrobatic dancers and live music this beautiful production guarantees standing ovations...
In 2002, John Osborne won a competition on John Peel’s Radio One show. His prize was a box of records that took eight years to listen to. This 5-star, sell-out smash theatre hit of the Edinburgh Festival, and recorded for BBC Radio Four in 2011, is an ode to radio, those records and anyone who’s ever sought solace in wireless. Inspired by Osborne’s acclaimed book Radio Head (Radio 4’s Book Of The Week) and featuring records previously owned by Peel....
Sensual Africa is a choreographic work of art, dexterously crafted following Bawren Tavaziva’s inspirational trip to one of Africa’s most beautiful and compact countries, Malawi. Malawi…untouched, pure, raw, natural, unearthed, mysterious, rich in culture and life. In a nutshell…SENSUAL. DANCE PASS HOLDERS! There will be a post show festival club night with DJ and dancing after the performance on Friday 24th...
Tickets: Phone, go online or visit the box office, situated on George Street,
Oxford
Located on a historic site for theatre in Oxford, the New Theatre plays host
to a wide range of shows throughout the year – from West End hits to stand-up
comedy, children’s theatre, operas, ballets and more. The theatre seats 1800,
features air conditioning and two public bars, and is accessible for people with
reduced mobility, visual and hearing impairments.
The North Wall in South Parade is a purpose-built arts centre based on the campus of St Edwards School. Completed in 2006, this award winning facility offers a fully flexible 250-seat theatre, a public art gallery and studios. The North Wall Arts Centre places emphasis on new and innovative work, attracting both well-known acts as well as the intimate and up-and-coming. Its core mission is educational, aiming to bring aspiring artists from across the nation together with cutting edge Theatre, Dance, Film and Music professionals.
Cornerstone has a fantastic array of facilities for you to
enjoy; an auditorium for theatre, shows, gigs and performances,
a visual art gallery, a welcoming cafe, bar and restaurant,
a dance studio, an visual arts gallery and various multi-purpose
spaces for meetings and workshops..
Tickets: Phone, go online
or visit the box office, situated on Beaumont Street,
Oxford.
Oxford Playhouse and its Burton Taylor Studio present and produce a wide range
of live performances. The programme includes the best of British and international
drama, family shows, contemporary dance and music, student and amateur shows,
comedy, lectures and poetry.
OFS
Studio
40 George Street, Oxford OX1
2AG. Tel: 0844 844 0662 www.ofsstudio.org.uk
Tickets: Phone, go online or visit the box office,
situated on George Street, Oxford.
The OFS Studio is home to some of Oxford's finest drama,
including Oxford University Student Drama. In operation since
1995, the Studio has seen many productions transform the
intimate space with original and innovative design. Hosting
everything from comedy to the classics, film festivals to
dance, the OFS Studio caters to everyone’s needs. A kiosk
in the foyer sells refreshments.
Pegasus Theatre is a welcoming, vibrant venue that hosts
a range of professional dance, music and drama productions
from local and international companies.
Tickets: www.ticketsoxford.com
Founded in 1955, OTG is Oxfordshire's largest company of amateur players. While
nominally 'amateur', a number of members are former or current professionals.
The Guild endeavours to achieve professional production standards and performs
regularly in professional venues such as the Oxford Playhouse and other Oxford
theatres, and a university college garden for the summer show.
Cogges
Manor Farm
Church Lane, Witney, Oxfordshire
OX28 3LA. Tel: 01993 772602. www.cogges.org
Cogges is a unique, working museum depicting Oxfordshire rural life in Victorian
times set in an historic manor house and Cotswold stone farm buildings. Explore
the beautiful farmstead, original Cotswold buildings and displays about farming
in years gone by. Meet various breeds of farm animals, talk to farm hands and
dairy maids and watch them go about their daily work. Note: all events run from
11.30am to 5pm.
Tickets: Go online or email boxoffice@headington.org This theatre boasts an eclectic programme of
drama, music, lectures, comedy, dance productions
and more. As well as playing host to professional
productions from leading touring companies, The Theatre
provides an excellent base for Headington School’s
own drama, musicals and other events.
Tickets: Call or go online Creation is Oxford's largest professional producing
theatre company, specialising in site-specific inventive
theatre in extraordinary locations. Productions are fast
paced, visual and highly accessible, designed to appeal
to everyone, from young children to Shakespeare lovers.
The Oxford Shakespeare Company performs stunning, site-specific
and intimate productions in beautiful environments in the
heart of Oxford and London. The OSC has rapidly built an
excellent reputation for highly popular and critically acclaimed
interpretations of Shakespeare and other classic texts.
