Monday 6th - Saturday 11th: Based on the hit 80's movie, Footloose explodes onto the stage with classic 80's anthems including 'Holding Out For A Hero', 'Let's Hear It For The Boy' and of course, 'Footloose'. Performances: Evenings 8pm, Sat mat 2.30pm. Tickets: £9.

Friday 10th July: Jasmin Vardimon (Associate Artist of Sadler's Wells) presents her celebrated production Justitia; a daring piece of physical dance theatre that delves into the depths of our justice system. Theatrically staged on an impressive revolving set, Justitia invites the audience on an investigative journey as it unravels the multiple truths concealed behind a gripping crime story. In a replay of events, the audience will witness the action from different perspectives - at the crime scene, in the court house, inside a group therapy room - revealing new realities as a series of secrets unfold. Performances: 8pm. Tickets: £12-£19.

Saturday 11th July: Music Theatre Wales' new opera is a thrilling tale of dark obsession and misplaced passion. At its centre are Maria and Charles: she, the deluded housekeeper - all disquieting diligence and dangerous desire; he, the maestro - charismatic, egocentric and completely oblivious to the growing turmoil around him and the chaos about to be unleashed at the very heart of his household.
Performances: 7.30pm, Fri 8pm . Tickets:£15-£22.

Tuesday 14th - Saturday 18th July: Emma Rice, Artistic Director of the world renowned Kneehigh Theatre Company, has taken one of the most beloved films of all time, the stage play on which it was based and the music and songs of Noël Coward to create this brand new Brief Encounter.
Brought to you by the award-winning producers of Equus, Art and The Play What I Wrote, Brief Encounter has a company of ten actor-musicians who switch seamlessly between theatre and film to recreate the world of Milford Junction and the famous station tearoom in ways that have never been seen before. It has left both audiences and critics over whelmed by emotion, laughter, tears and praise for the production.
Performances:7.30pm, 2.30pm matinee. Tickets:£15-£26.50.

Sunday 26th: In support of Oxford Playhouse's 70th Anniversary Campaign
As we continue on in our 70th year, Oxford Playhouse is proud to welcome a family of extraordinary talent to the stage.
Prunella Scales CBE (Fawlty Towers, A Question of Attribution, Gertrude's Secret) will be joined by husband Timothy West CBE (Brass, King Lear, Bleak House) and their BAFTA award-winning, film-star son, Samuel West (Howard's End, Rupert's Land, Iris, Van Helsing) for an evening to remember.
Whilst in preparation for the big night, Timothy has said, We don't often get the chance to work together as a family, but we are very much looking forward to doing so "For One Night Only"at the Playhouse. And the Playhouse is very much looking forward to having them here!
Performances:7.30pm. Tickets:£12-£19.

Wednesday 1st - Saturday 11th: Three great double bills of fast-paced stand-up from some of the UK’s sharpest entertainers in the Oxford Summer Comedy Festival: Rhod Gilbert, Russell Kane, Isy Suttie, Sarah Millican, Pippa Evans and Andrew Maxwell. Plus new writing at its best with drama from acclaimed new writing companies Paines Plough and nabokov; children's theatre with Potted Pirates and more. Catch many of these shows before they head for Edinburgh and Latitude Festival. Performances and Tickets: Phone or visit website for more details.

Tuesday 14th - Saturday 25th: In perhaps the best known of all Shakespeare’s history plays, the action moves from the royal courts of England and France, through the mean streets and taverns of London, to climax in victory on the bloody fields of Agincourt. Performances: Evenings 7.30pm, 2.30pm on Saturday 18th. Tickets: £14 (£10 concessions, £8 children).