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Oxford DIY Pride Cabaret

Get ready to experience community love, laughter, and joy at Oxford DIY Pride: The Evening Cabaret featuring some of Oxford’s queer talent.

The Caucasian Chalk Circle is a gripping tale of love, sacrifice, and the fight for justice, placing the audience at the heart of the action.

Join David Olusoga: History’s Missing Chapters to uncover how and why some events and some people are remembered and others forgotten.

Join the internationally acclaimed BBC Big Band and conductor Barry Forgie for a celebration of the very finest in big band and swing.

Olivier Award-winner Guy Masterson brings his globally acclaimed solo performance of Dylan Thomas’ Under Milk Wood back to The Playhouse.

Burton-Morgan unpacks explaining your queer identity (non-binary, pansexual) to your 86-year-old Nan. Funny, sexy & queer – bring your Nan.

Join London City Ballet as it builds momentum, forging a path to Theatres across the world. Watch the dancers bring the art to life.

Join Jesus Christ Superstar and experience the climactic final days of Jesus of Nazareth, reimagined through music and performances.

Escape to Treasure Island with Le Navet Bete and their swashbuckling, smash-hit comedy for all the family!

The nineteenth annual Andrew Chamblin Memorial Concert will be given by Roger Sayer ARCM FTCL. He will play an hour-long organ works.

Songs of the Bulbul, a captivating new dance work by Rani Khanam, inspired by the Sufi myth of a caged songbird.

Call and Response brings together two Oxford-based arts organisations which fosters connection, skill-sharing, and professional development.

Death Café is a safe place for people of all ages to come together and share open, relaxed conversations around death and dying.

In her brand-new show, Clare Summerskill attempts to explain the point of the sexual minority to which she belongs asking why lesbians exist?

Join notable cultural leaders for conversation about balancing history with innovation and holding the tension between tradition and change.

Tamesis Unweaving aims to articulate environmental emotions, through collective discussion, introspection, creativity, and action.