Horrible Histories brings Terrible Tudors to the stage with thrilling 3D effects, exploring Henry VIII, Bloody Mary and the Spanish Armada in a fun, fast-paced show packed with gruesome history and humour for all ages.
The Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra celebrates Sir John Rutter with a special concert featuring his works alongside Grieg, Bach, Delius and Elgar, with Rutter conducting and a distinguished line up of soloists.
Midge Ure brings his visionary A Man Of Two Worlds, blending his iconic hits with the atmospheric instrumentals featured on his solo albums.
Ballet Central returns in 2026 with a brand-new company of dancers and a revitalising programme of classical ballet and contemporary dance.
Liz Grand stars in Where Is Mrs Christie?, a gripping one-woman show exploring Agatha Christie’s mysterious 1926 disappearance, blending fact and speculation to uncover one of the most intriguing literary enigmas of all time.
Horrible Histories brings Awful Egyptians to the stage with dazzling 3D effects, exploring pharaohs, pyramids and mummies in a fun, fast-paced show packed with gruesome facts and humour for audiences of all ages.
Following his “An Evening with Alfie Boe” performance at the Royal Albert Hall in October 2020, Alfie Boe, has announced a nationwide UK tour for autumn 2023, including a date at New Theatre Oxford.
Alfie Boe announces a UK tour for 2026, performing iconic hits, fan favourites and new material from Face Myself, with special guest Jessica Sweetman joining the celebrated tenor at venues including the Royal Albert Hall.
The Sound of Springsteen celebrates 40 years of Born in the U.S.A. with a high-energy theatre show, bringing Bruce Springsteen’s greatest hits to life through powerful vocals, iconic instrumentation and a nostalgic journey through rock history.
Ray Bubbles brings The Ultimate Bubble Show to the stage, showcasing dazzling bubble creations, from tornadoes to carousels, in a fun, sensory-friendly performance inspired by his work with SEND schools and neurodivergent audiences.
Members of the Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra perform Tchaikovsky’s Souvenir de Florence and Brahms’s String Sextet No. 1 in a dynamic chamber concert, blending intensity, elegance and rich musical textures in an evening of powerful string music.
The Unthanks bring their genre-blending sound to the stage, combining folk, jazz and orchestral influences in a critically acclaimed performance shaped by two decades of innovation and storytelling rooted in the traditions of North East England.
Comedian Pauline Eyre serves up tennis tales in Anyone for Tennis?, sharing behind-the-scenes stories from her 20 years as a Wimbledon line judge in a witty, high-energy show packed with humour and insider insight.
Experience Rossini’s Petite Messe Solennelle in a captivating summer concert, featuring exceptional soloists, piano and harmonium, celebrating the composer’s late masterpiece.
Emma Kenny returns with Killer Couples, a gripping true crime show exploring how love can twist into terror. Through chilling real-life cases, Emma examines the psychology behind couples who kill, revealing what drives passion to turn fatally dark.
Coleridge-Taylor’s Petite Suite de Concert is full of tuneful innovation and melody, and much admired by Elgar.
The award-winning West End smash-hit comedy, Austentatious, comes to Oxford with a riotous, razor-sharp show where swooning is guaranteed.
Professor Danny Dorling explores how income inequality shapes power, policy and health outcomes, examining its impact on societies and governments in a thought-provoking talk drawing on global comparisons and local insights.
That’ll Be The Day celebrates its 40th anniversary with a lively mix of rock ‘n’ roll, pop and comedy, taking audiences on a nostalgic journey through classic hits from the 1950s to the 1980s.
Exhibition on Screen: Frida Kahlo returns to cinemas with new footage, exploring the life, art and legacy of the iconic artist through expert insight, personal letters and exclusive access ahead of the Tate Britain exhibition.
Alfie Boe announces a UK tour for 2026, performing iconic hits, fan favourites and new material from Face Myself, with special guest Jessica Sweetman joining the celebrated tenor at venues including the Royal Albert Hall.
James Phelan is The Man Who Was Magic in a brand new show. Experience a night leaving aching with laughter and dizzy in disbelief.
Scott Bradlee’s Postmodern Jukebox bring a rare concert act that appeals across generations in their UK 2025 Moonlight & Magic’ Tour.
James Morrison celebrates 20 years of Undiscovered with a special anniversary tour, performing the iconic album in full alongside career highlights following his recent Top 5 album Fight Another Day.