What’s on in Oxford


  • Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra: Maxim Vengerov

    Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra: Maxim Vengerov

    Violin legend Maxim Vengerov performs Tchaikovsky’s Violin Concerto with the Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Marios Papadopoulos, before a thrilling performance of Brahms’s Symphony No. 1, promising an evening of intensity, lyricism and grandeur.

  • The Constant Wife

    The Constant Wife

    The Royal Shakespeare Company brings The Constant Wife to the stage ahead of its West End run. Adapted by Laura Wade and starring Kara Tointon, this witty 1920s comedy explores marriage, desire and independence with sharp humour and style.

  • Kendal Mountain Tour 2026: Cinematic Night

    Kendal Mountain Tour 2026: Cinematic Night

    The Kendal Mountain Cinematic Tour 2026 delivers a powerful, film-only showcase of award-winning adventure stories. From epic alpine journeys to personal tales of resilience, this inspiring evening celebrates breathtaking landscapes, daring feats and the human spirit.

  • Edward Albee’s Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?

    Edward Albee’s Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?

    Oxford Playhouse stages Edward Albee’s Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, a fierce and darkly comic masterpiece. Directed by Mike Tweddle, this explosive drama explores marriage, power and illusion through one unforgettable night between two couples.

  • YouthLab: Dance Masterclass

    YouthLab: Dance Masterclass

    YouthLab: Dance Masterclass invites young dancers to train with Company Chameleon during a high-energy February half-term intensive. Participants will explore the company’s distinctive movement style, create original choreography with professional dancers, and perform live at Pegasus Theatre as part of Dancin’ Oxford’s 20th Anniversary Spring Dance Festival.

  • Artist Coffee Morning

    Artist Coffee Morning

    Artist Coffee Morning is a relaxed networking event for Oxford-based creatives to meet fellow theatre-makers, writers and artists. Enjoy coffee, share ideas, promote your work and learn about upcoming opportunities with the Playhouse team in a friendly, informal setting.

  • Tidy

    Tidy

    Based on Emily Gravett’s beloved book Tidy, this gentle, playful show follows Pete the badger as his love of neatness goes too far. Featuring beautiful puppets, original music and humour, it explores nature, balance and the joy of a little wild chaos.

  • NW Inventors: Character Creations

    NW Inventors: Character Creations

    Join NW Inventors this February half term for Character Creations, an interactive two-day drama workshop exploring character development. Young participants will invent, design and perform original characters using voice, movement and imagination in a fun, supportive studio environment at The North Wall.

  • James Ehnes & Andrew Armstrong

    James Ehnes & Andrew Armstrong

    World-renowned violinist James Ehnes joins pianist Andrew Armstrong for an exceptional recital featuring works by Mozart, Elgar and Ravel. Part of an international 2026 tour celebrating Ehnes’ 50th birthday, this concert marks a special return to Trinity College, Oxford.

  • Luther Vandross – The Candlelight Concert

    Luther Vandross – The Candlelight Concert

    Experience a soulful candlelight tribute to Luther Vandross as a gifted vocalist and live band perform his greatest classics, from joyful anthems to heartfelt ballads, honoring the timeless voice, love, and legacy of an R&B icon.

  • Connor Burns: Gallus

    Connor Burns: Gallus

    Scotland’s breakout comedy star Connor Burns brings his fourth solo show Gallus to the stage, delivering lightning-fast jokes, bold storytelling, and sharp Scottish cynicism. A must-see live stand-up experience from an award-winning comedian on the rise.

  • The Drawing Project

    The Drawing Project

    The Drawing Project brings together sixteen artists who collaboratively reinterpret two Ashmolean masterpieces through large-scale drawings. Created over eight months, the exhibition features full-size assembled works alongside additional responses, plus inspiring workshops for families and adults.

  • Summertown Choral Society: Bach Magnificat in D

    Summertown Choral Society: Bach Magnificat in D

    Experience Bach and Haydn at their most powerful in a thrilling concert pairing the Magnificat with the dramatic Paukenmesse, performed by outstanding soloists and the acclaimed Instruments of Time and Truth.

  • Ensemble Isis Series: Anna Clyne

    Ensemble Isis Series: Anna Clyne

    Ensemble Isis welcomes acclaimed American composer Anna Clyne for an evening talk and concert, featuring her 2020 work Fractured Time alongside new compositions by Oxford student composers, ahead of a major 2026 premiere.

  • Family Dance Party in Summertown

    Family Dance Party in Summertown

    Dancin’ Oxford, Body Politic and The North Wall invite families to a joyful Valentine’s Day dance party in Summertown. Expect a daytime disco packed with party classics, movement games, bubbles, balloons, sensory play and face painting for all ages.

  • Swiftogeddon: The Taylor Themed Club Night

    Swiftogeddon: The Taylor Themed Club Night

    Swiftogeddon is a night dedicated to worshipping at the altar of Taylor Swift:: deep cuts, extended mixes, fan favourites, and all the hits!