Yvonne Arnaud Theatre
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Alan Turing - Guilty Of Love
Oxford Music Theatre present the moving story of the World War Two hero who broke the enigma codes at Bletchley Park and helped win the war, but who was prosecuted for homosexuality in 1952. Directed by David Kettle with music and lyrics by Jane Bramwell and Michael Brand.
Thu 12 Oct
Mill Studio
£15
- 20:00
Fri 13 Oct
Mill Studio
£15
- 20:00
Sat 14 Oct
Mill Studio
£15
- 16:00
- 20:00
Around the World in 80 Days
New Vic Theatre's adaptation of Jules Verne's famous novel about the adventurer Phileas Fogg and his sidekick, Passepartout. Directed by Theresa Heskins.
Tue 31 Oct
£19–£30.50
- 19:00
Wed 1 Nov
£19–£30.50
- 19:00
Thu 2 Nov
£19–£30.50
- 14:30
- 19:00
Fri 3 Nov
£19–£30.50
- 19:00
Sat 4 Nov
£19–£30.50
- 14:30
- 19:00
As You Like It
Oxford University Dramatic Society, with Thelma Holt, presents Shakespeare's dark, romantic comedy in which Rosalind and Celia, best friends and cousins, escape from the violent and repressive kingdom of Duke Frederick in search of a better life in the Forest of Arden.
Wed 30 Aug
Mill Studio
£15
- 19:30
Thu 31 Aug
Mill Studio
£15
- 19:30
Fri 1 Sep
Mill Studio
£15
- 19:30
Sat 2 Sep
Mill Studio
£15
- 14:30
- 19:30
Deathtrap
Classic comedy thriller about an unknown dramatist and his mentor's scheming machinations.
Tue 3 Oct
£23–£34.50
- 19:45
Wed 4 Oct
£23–£34.50
- 14:30
- 19:45
Thu 5 Oct
£23–£34.50
- 14:30
- 19:45
Fri 6 Oct
£23–£34.50
- 20:00
Sat 7 Oct
£23–£34.50
- 14:30
- 20:00
The Dream Factory: House Of Stray Cats (Ages 4-9)
The ensemble present a sensory puppet show for curious children and dreamers of all ages with enchanting storytelling and an exquisite musical score.
Sat 28 Oct
Mill Studio
£9
- 11:00
- 14:00
Edith Cavell - Facing The Silence
Broad Horizons Theatre Company presents Judi Daykin as the eponymous British nurse as she faces sixty days of near solitary confinement, interrogation, a trial and an execution in a drama written by John Mangan.
Fri 6 Oct
Mill Studio
£15
- 20:00
The Fellowship
Bryan Hodgson's exploration of the immediate bond between two of the world's most celebrated and renowned storytellers, C S Lewis and J R R Tolkein and the thought-provoking, enchanting conversations that paved the way for wizards, lions, fauns and dragons alike.
Wed 13 Sep
Mill Studio
£15
- 20:00
Thu 14 Sep
Mill Studio
£15
- 20:00
Fri 15 Sep
Mill Studio
£15
- 20:00
Sat 16 Sep
Mill Studio
£15
- 14:30
- 20:00
Fern Hill And Other Works By Dylan Thomas
Guy Masterson brings the celebrated Welsh poet's short stories and poems to life in an enchanting, award-winning show which includes A Visit To Grandpa's, Holiday Memory and A Christmas Story, plus a selection of verse including Fern Hill, Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night and Death Shall Have No Dominion.
Fri 22 Sep
Mill Studio
£15
- 20:00
Sat 23 Sep
Mill Studio
£15
- 20:00
The Game's A Foot, Try The Fish & The Man With The Twisted Hip
Fri 27 Oct
Mill Studio
£12
- 20:00
Sat 28 Oct
Mill Studio
£12
- 20:00
Harvest
By 1914 Kilham Wold Farm - 82 acres of up and down near Driffield, East Yorkshire - had been in Harrison hands for 30 years, taken from a local landowner after unwittingly winning a wager. With war now raging around them, brothers William and Alfred have to face their heritage and tirelessly fight for their families' survival against a rapidly changing world.
From the writer of the international hit One Man, Two Guvnors, Harvest was first performed at the Royal Court in September 2005. For the first time a 6-strong ensemble present this modern agricultural saga, an epic story spanning the 20th century. This darkly entertaining comedy tells the story of one rural family's survival in a changing agricultural landscape, over generations of births, deaths, love and a lifetime of farming.
Tue 10 Oct
£19–£29.50
- 19:45
Wed 11 Oct
£19–£29.50
- 19:45
Thu 12 Oct
£19–£29.50
- 14:30
- 19:45
Fri 13 Oct
£19–£29.50
- 20:00
Sat 14 Oct
£19–£29.50
- 14:30
- 20:00
How The Other Half Loves
Mon 23 Oct
£23–£34.50
- 19:45
Tue 24 Oct
£23–£34.50
- 19:45
Wed 25 Oct
£23–£34.50
- 19:45
Thu 26 Oct
£23–£34.50
- 14:30
- 19:45
Fri 27 Oct
£23–£34.50
- 20:00
Sat 28 Oct
£23–£34.50
- 14:30
- 20:00
Morecambe
- Directed by: Paul Hendy
- Written by: Tim Whitnall
A celebration of the life of Eric Morecambe.
Thu 19 Oct
Mill Studio
£15
- 20:00
Fri 20 Oct
Mill Studio
£15
- 20:00
Sat 21 Oct
Mill Studio
£15
- 16:00
- 20:00
Not Half Bard
Hotspur Theatre Company present an hour-long comedy from the Bard's best bits directed by Tam Williams and devised, written and performed by Luke Beattie, Alasdair Craig, Allie Croker and Nick Malinowski.
Thu 5 Oct
Mill Studio
£15
- 20:00
The Showstoppers: Improvised Musical
Audience suggestions become an all-singing, all-dancing show as the comedy troupe create a brand new musical from scratch at every performance.
Fri 15 Sep
£20
- 20:00
Sat 16 Sep
£20
- 20:00
The Showstoppers' Kids Show
The BBC Radio 4 favourites, who won the 2016 Olivier Award for Best Entertainment & Family Show, let their creative juices flow with spontaneous musical comedy based on suggestions from members of the audience. The live on-stage band of six musicians set the tempo of the improvised mayhem. Not suitable for under 14s.
Sat 16 Sep
£11
- 14:30
Southern Pro Musica: Great Classics
Jonathan Willcocks conducts the ensemble and clarinettist Marie Lloyd for Haydn's Symphony No 94, Weber's Clarinet Concerto No 2 In Eb Major, Mozart's Symphony No 40 In G Minor and Finzi's Five Bagatelles.
Sun 22 Oct
£22–£25
- 19:30
Strictly Murder
Brian Clemens's thriller stars Coronation Street's Brian Capron and Corrinne Wicks (Doctors, Emmerdale) as an English couple living an idyllic life in Provence in 1939. Their peace is shattered by an unfolding drama of secrets and lies, all in the shadow of the growing menace of Hitler's Third Reich. Directed by Samuel Clemens for Talking Scarlet.
Mon 18 Sep
£19–£30.50
- 19:45
Tue 19 Sep
£19–£30.50
- 19:45
Wed 20 Sep
£19–£30.50
- 19:45
Thu 21 Sep
£19–£30.50
- 14:30
- 19:45
Fri 22 Sep
£19–£30.50
- 20:00
Sat 23 Sep
£19–£30.50
- 14:30
- 20:00
This House
- Directed by: Jeremy Herrin
- Written by: James Graham
Jeremy Herrin directs a revival of James Graham's acutely observed political drama set in the halls of Westminster in 1974, when the UK faces economic crisis and a hung parliament. A National Theatre production in association with Chichester Festival Theatre and Headlong.
Mon 21 May
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Wed 23 May
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Fri 25 May
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Wait Until Dark
Frederick Knott's thriller about a blind woman who takes on London's criminal underworld while her husband is away on business.
Tue 28 Nov
£21–£31.50
- 19:45
Wed 29 Nov
£21–£31.50
- 19:45
Thu 30 Nov
£21–£31.50
- 14:30
- 19:45
Fri 1 Dec
£21–£31.50
- 20:00
Sat 2 Dec
£21–£31.50
- 14:30
- 20:00
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