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The Vanishing Elephant

The Vanishing Elephant is about an uplifting journey of friendship and epic adventure, spanning decades and continents.

Bear is about a Girl on a camping trip, where she is saved from a bear attack by a knight in shining armour and brought into a safe cabin.

Crocodile Tears is a cinematic fever dream of heartbreak and rebirth, capturing the slow unravelling of intimacy and the pull of nostalgia.

Join The Grace Cathedral Choir of Boys to see their open rehearsals at Bladon Church. Entry is free, so just wander in and have a listen.

Pioneering viol consort Fretwork is joined by the cream of British singing talent for a celebration of the music of composer Orlando Gibbons.

Join Cody Pennington for a night of unforgettable country music including hits like ‘Downtown’ and ‘Cowboy Sitting at the Bar’.

Table is an epic tale of belonging, identity, and the things we pass on, by actors from The Oxford School of Drama’s One Year Course.

Join St Edward’s School: Leavers’ Exhibition to celebrate the art of the Upper Sixth Pupils. Don’t miss this show by these creative stars.

Oxford University student company WriteOff Productions presents Crush, a tender and disarming comedy on teenage love and grown-up problems.

Isabel Fishlock brings her exhibition – Dreamlands, a showcase of new works that captivate the viewer with bold energy and dreamlike quality.

Blood Wedding is about a woman set to marry a man she does not love. A blade sharpened. A bride wedded. A blood-feud unleashed.

Join ART for a high-octane retelling of Reza’s award-winning comedy, including punchy jazz, striking visuals, and exceptional performances.

Young people from across Oxfordshire are invited to audition to perform alongside our professional cast in Oxford Playhouse pantomime.

Join the Yale Concert Band for an evening of impactful music featuring a diverse program that spans genres, eras, and global influences.

Spiral House is a multi-sensory spectacular for audiences with profound and multiple learning disabilities and their families.

Ernest Aines is bringing his heartfelt storytelling, intricate guitar work, and soaring vocals to SJE Arts, as part of his fourth UK tour.