Step into a mythic Britain alive with heroes, villains, dragons, demons, and powerful gods. This dynamic retelling of the original graphic novel blends ancient Celtic legend with modern storytelling for a vivid, thrilling adventure audiences won’t forget.
Join Early Doors Comedy Night for an evening of the freshest comedy and fun with Sara Barron and Jonny Pelham.
The Ronnie Scott’s All Stars bring the iconic club’s history to life with world-class jazz, rare archival footage, and vivid stories of old Soho, gangland encounters, and the musicians who shaped a global legend.
Mark Simmons, known from Mock The Week, BT Sport, and ITV, returns in 2026 with Jest To Impress. Expect razor-sharp one-liners, spontaneous audience-driven jokes, and the continued success of his acclaimed podcast Jokes With Mark Simmons.
Mark Watson marks 20 years in stand-up with a frantic, funny new show inspired by a chance encounter that sparked thoughts about humanity’s future. Expect his trademark wit on everything from awkward confessions to the state of the UK sausage industry
Fresh from a multi-award-winning, sellout Edinburgh Fringe run, Joz Norris presents a surreal, thoughtful new show exploring ambition, closure and what comes after completing your life’s work. Expect the inventive, absurd brilliance fans know from his acclaimed BBC Radio 4 projects.
Kid Carpet and the Noisy Animals return with a bonkers, music-powered panto mash-up of Jack & the Beanstalk. Expect loud beats, chaotic fun, silly surprises and a lo-fi, hi-tech family adventure packed with characters, songs and mayhem.
Simon Evans explores a glitch-ridden simulated reality, the looming AI Singularity and the lost charm of his analogue youth. From hitch-hiking to hedge porn, he delivers a witty, reflective show blending sharp observation with philosophical curiosity.
Birmingham Stage Company brings back its powerhouse reggae celebration, honouring Sir John Holt and Dennis Brown with world-class musicians. Wayne Hernandez, Delroy Pinnock and a special guest vocalist deliver a night packed with timeless hits and pure old-school reggae energy.
From the producers of Singalonga Sound of Music and Singalonga Grease comes Singalonga The Greatest Showman. Join the fun with on-screen lyrics, live hosts, props, and dance moves — fancy dress encouraged, and full audience participation guaranteed!
Alasdair Malloy and the Oxford Philharmonic present a magical programme of Family Film Favourites, featuring music from Harry Potter, Star Wars, Frozen, Coco, and Encanto, plus a fun Disney Quiz. Audiences are invited to attend in costume.
Inspector Morse: House of Ghosts marks the first-ever stage adaptation of the iconic detective. A must-see for fans of detective stories.
Shabana Basij-Rasikh shares the story of SOLA, the only boarding school for Afghan girls, and its dramatic evacuation from Kabul to Rwanda. She describes how the school now stands as a place of freedom, hope, and learning for Afghan girls.
This exhibition showcases rarely seen works by Peter Rhoades from the 1970s–80s alongside wheel-thrown ceramics by Emma Baldwin. Together, their pieces explore observation, tradition and the boundary between functional craft and fine art.
Simon Yates shares his remarkable mountaineering journey, from the dramatic events of Touching the Void to decades of global expeditions. Told with wit, gripping storytelling and stunning visuals, his talk reveals the exhilaration and challenges of modern alpinism.
Comedian Marcus Brigstocke asks the playful question: what are men for in a modern world of machines and computers? His new tour explores masculinity with wit, curiosity and his “Vitruvian Mango” – a sweeter, softer twist on the ideal male form.
In The Addams Family musical, Wednesday shocks her delightfully macabre clan by falling for a ‘normal’ boy. Chaos, comedy, and change ensue as the Addamses face their biggest fear yet. Presented by RARE Productions, the UK’s leading youth musical theatre company.
Khalid Abdalla presents a thought-provoking solo show tracing his journey from the Egyptian revolution to global upheavals. Combining personal story and political history, he examines friendship, loss, colonial legacies, and the search for agency in a turbulent world.
Experience a compelling evening of music featuring a world premiere by MacKinnon-Botti, Schoenberg’s gripping Ode to Napoleon, and Haydn’s triumphant Nelson Mass. With top soloists and the Oxford Philharmonic Choir, this concert explores music shaped by moments of war.
Olivier Award-winner Hiran Abeysekera stars in NT Live’s sharp and contemporary Hamlet, directed by Robert Hastie. This darkly funny and stylish reimagining explores duty, doubt and power as the young prince confronts life’s biggest question.
James Phelan returns with an all-new 2025 production filled with jaw-dropping magic, comedy and heart. After five years of global sell-outs, this acclaimed show promises unforgettable surprises, uplifting moments and dazzling illusions. Tickets are limited and expected to sell fast.
Banbury welcomes a stellar comedy night featuring acclaimed acts Zoe Lyons and Desiree Burch, hosted by David Ephgrave. Expect sharp wit, big laughs and top-class performances from comedians seen across TV and radio. A must-see evening of stand-up talent.
Fresh Perceptions on Reality brings leading scientists and thinkers to Oxford for a free public conference examining science, belief and the nature of existence, exploring how modern physics, cosmology and AI are reshaping long-standing assumptions about reality.
Experience the magic of Neil Diamond’s greatest hits in a spectacular tribute show blending live music, storytelling and evocative imagery. From Sweet Caroline to America, this acclaimed production celebrates five decades of unforgettable songwriting and performance.