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My Wonderful Day

My Wonderful Day

Monday 8 - Saturday 13 February

Main Stage | Drama Comedy

Enjoy a child’s eye view of her ‘wonderful’ day and prepare to be appalled!
Written and Directed by Alan Ayckbourn, this world premiere production visits Oxford Playhouse following its New York run.  


Monty Don

Monty Don

Friday 12 February

Main Stage | Talk

Join one of Britain’s best-loved gardeners, Monty Don, as he talks about some of his favourite gardens from around the world and gives you expert tips on how to get your garden blooming.


The Invention of Love

The Invention of Love

Wednesday 17 - Saturday 20 February

Main Stage | Student Drama

University of Oxford Student Company: Old Street Productions, present Tom Stoppard’s poignant masterpiece, which explores the life, loves and scholarship of A.E. Housman.


David Wood

David Wood

Friday 19 February

Main Stage | Talk

Join ‘the national children’s dramatist’ (Times), David Wood as he talks about Roald Dahl, the master storyteller and the craft of turning his stories into plays.
A must for all ages.


Pride and Prejudice

Pride and Prejudice

Monday 22 - Saturday 27 February

Main Stage | Drama

Theatre Royal Bath Productions present Jane Austen’s story of the five Bennet sisters and their relentless pursuit of suitable husbands is one of the most-loved novels ever written. Don’t miss this ultimate romantic comedy starring Susan Hampshire as the foolish and marriage-obsessed Mrs Bennet.


Mark Kermode - It's Only a Movie

Mark Kermode - It's Only a Movie

Monday 1 March

Main Stage | Talk

Outspoken, opinionated, and never lost for words, Kermode gives a hilarious account of a life obsessed with film. Followed by a screening of the classic, It’s a Wonderful Life.


Hugh Hughes in…360

Hugh Hughes in…360

Wednesday 3 March

Main Stage | Comedy

Following award-winning success at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, Hugh returns with a brand new one-man show in 360 – a mixture of stand-up comedy and storytelling born from Hugh Hughes’ big-hearted and hilarious take on the world.


Forever in Your Debt

Forever in Your Debt

Thursday 4 March

Main Stage | Drama

With twelve heart-stopping stories of fiscal failure this stark, funny and absurd production, is a must-see for anyone who’s had their cash point card cut up in front of them.


Charlie and Lola's Best Bestest Play

Charlie and Lola's Best Bestest Play

Friday 5 - Sunday 7 March

Main Stage | Family Family Friendly

Will Lola ever tidy her messy room? Will Charlie get Lola to sleep, even though she is not sleepy and will not go to bed? Don’t miss everyone’s favourite brother and sister, Charlie and Lola, in their extremely everso wonderful stage show!


Three Sisters

Three Sisters

Tuesday 9 - Saturday 13 March

Main Stage | Drama

Frustrated by their small-town existence, the Prozorov family long to return to Moscow. But as relationships, duty and misguided optimism take hold they soon find their dreams drifting further away from them. Fusing imaginative staging, evocative physicality and Filter’s trademark use of sound, this brand new production explores one family’s search for happiness.


The Ethics of Progress

The Ethics of Progress

Friday 12 March

Main Stage | Talk

The Ethics of Progress imagines the world as it truly might be in the not-too-distant future. It’s a mind melting, jargon free, whistle stop tour of leading edge Quantum Physics.


The Ministry of Fear

The Ministry of Fear

Tuesday 16 - Saturday 20 March

Main Stage | Drama

Theatre Alibi with Oxford Playhouse and Exeter Northcott present The Ministry of Fear. With a powerful whiff of Hitchcock and echoes of film noir classic The Third Man, this is both a taut espionage thriller and an unnerving portrait of a mind in freefall.


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