University of Oxford student production by Likehearted Productions, written by Yusuf Naeem, exploring the British South Asian diaspora through a British corner shop.
The Oxford Triennial Greek Play, a Celtic reimagining of Euripides' tragedy Iphigenia at Aulis by the Oxford Classical Drama Society.
Word-based theatre show at The Old Fire Station, the multi-form arts centre on George Street in Oxford.
Interactive puppet session for parents and toddlers aged 0-5, run by Emma Boor and her puppet friends, exploring the story of Bears.
Family pantomime for ages 4-11 by Kid Carpet & The Noisy Animals, with 11:00 and 14:00 sessions.
New staging of Joe White's Olivier-nominated play blending drama, dance and sound, part of the University of Oxford Student Season.
Staged reading of Felix Westcott's script 'The Valley Children' followed by a panel and audience discussion on predictive genomics, part of the Being Human Festival.
Interactive walking performance by WhatNot Theatre staged around Pegasus Theatre on Magdalen Road, part of the Oxford Christmas Light Festival 2026.
Ballybeg returns to Oxford with its production of Brian Friel's 'Dancing at Lughnasa', about the women of a Donegal family.
Rehearsed reading of Shola Asante's new play 'The Other Half', curated by John Retallack, at The Old Fire Station.
A new eco-fairytale pantomime that reimagines Snow White for the digital age, with dance, song and comedy for ages 5 and over.
A new Christmas puppet show for children aged 2 to 6, based on the classic by Jan Fearnley, with songs, puppetry and Makaton.
An evening of poems, carols and Christmas cheer from Oxford theatre company Creation Theatre.
Children's theatre show by Wild Boor Ideas, a puppetry and clowning production adapted from the picture book 'Winnie and Wilbur: Winnie the Witch'.
Three new plays by Tony Green, presented by Abingdon Drama Club, that explore the consequences of fate.
Stage play by David Seidler, adapted from the Oscar-winning film, as the first stop of its UK tour at Oxford Playhouse.
Martin McDonagh's black comedy about storytelling and crime, brought to the Oxford stage by the new independent company Shight Productions.
Emma Rice Company's production of the epic Cornish legend Tristan & Yseult, returning to the UK for the first time in ten years.
Oxford Playhouse production of Terence Rattigan's rarely performed play 'In Praise of Love', directed by Mike Tweddle.
Musical puppet show for children aged 2 to 6 based on the children's book 'Pirates Love Underpants' by Claire Freedman and Ben Cort.
Immersive physical theatre and interactive installation by MECHANIMAL that turns the museum into a wild encounter with rock, sound and light.
Political drama about Roy Jenkins, Denis Healey and Tony Crosland, with the original cast returning on its national tour.
An improvised spooky show created each night by House of Improv, inspired by classic monster tales and gothic horror, for the University of Oxford Student Season.
Student theatre piece blending film, puppetry and storytelling to explore the impact of imposter syndrome, written by Holly Dodd.
Ronin Theatre brings to The Old Fire Station Lucy Prebble's darkly comic play about the poisoning of Alexander Litvinenko, adapted from Luke Harding's book.
