New Theatre, Oxford |
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Box office
0870 606 3500 (Ticketmaster, not the theatre; a 24-hr call centre and
surcharges apply).
Customer with disabilities: please call the theatre on 01865 320760. Available
Mon-Sat 10am to 6pm.
Internet bookings:
www.livenation.co.uk/oxford (Ticketmaster, surcharges apply).
George Street, Oxford. A map is
here.
A seating plan is
here.
Customer comments: please contact
Jamie Baskeyfield
General Manager
New Theatre
George St
Oxford, OX1 2AG
Telephone 01865 320760
Email
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Frightful First World War, 30th June to 4th July
Using just four actors and amazing 3D Bogglevision, the Birmingham
Stage Company are now undertaking their most ambitious task of
bringing the First and Second World Wars alive to family audiences.
Frightful First World War tells the story of
13-year-old Angelica Taylor who while struggling with her history
homework gets sucked into her computer and stuck in the Horrible
Histories website until she has travelled through the five years of
the First World War. She's helped by Private Paul Taylor, a
16-year-old solider whom she meets in every year of the war. But, if
Angelica doesn't complete a task, gets killed or fails to reach 1918
before the battery power runs out, she'll be stuck inside her laptop
forever.
Woeful Second World War, 1st to 4th July
Using just four actors and amazing 3D Bogglevision, the Birmingham
Stage Company are now undertaking their most ambitious task of
bringing the First and Second World Wars alive to family audiences.
Woeful Second World War tells the story of two
children, Alf and Sally, who get evacuated to darkest Wales, away
from the damp shelters and nightly bombings of their home city -
only to encounter rotten rations, scary schools and even scarier new
parents. In the second half of the show, Alf and Sally deal with
their new life and the audience wear 3D specs to see the amazing
Bogglevision effects, getting ready to duck as the German bombers
make their way to Coventry!
Scooby-Doo and the Pirate Ghost Live on Stage!,
16th to 19th July
Scooby-Doo and the gang are back! Come and see these much loved
Hanna-Barbera characters as they face one hilarious situation after
another, mixing their familiar blend of classic physical comedy,
popular tunes and special effects into an irresistible theatrical
experience which is sure to appeal equally to parents who grew up
watching the television show and kids who have discovered Scooby-Doo
for the first time.
The Sponge Who Could Fly, 12th to 16th August
Join SpongeBob, Patrick and their zany Bikini Bottom pals in a new
musical as SpongeBob embarks on his dream to fly with the jellyfish.
Will he take flight, or will his dream come crashing down to the
ocean floor? It's a tale too exciting to be kept undersea! So come
along with all the family for this exciting musical about dreams,
friendship and soaring to new heights, SpongeBob SquarePants - the
Sponge Who Could Fly!
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang,
8th December to 2nd January
With a cast orchestra and crew of
100 (including ten dogs), sensational sets and stunning special
effects, this action-packed adventure is the story of the magical
car, eccentric inventor Caractacus Potts, and his two children,
alongside Truly Scrumptious and Grandpa Potts, all try and outwit
the dastardly Baron and the famously evil Childcatcher. Bursting
with magical songs including Truly Scrumptious, Toot
Sweets, Hushabye Mountain and the Oscar nominated
title song, this ravishing award-winning show is guaranteed to be
the most exciting theatrical event of the year [say the New
Theatre].