New Theatre, Oxford |
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Box office
0844 847 1585.
Customer with disabilities: please call the theatre on 01865 320760. Available
Mon-Sat 10am to 6pm.
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
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The King and I, 14th to 18th February
The King and I is loved as one of the greatest
musicals of all time. Seen by millions of people across the world
since it was first performed in 1951, when it was showered with
awards and became the blockbuster Hollywood movie, its glorious
soundtrack is still a best seller today. The heart-warming story of
the British governess brought to the court of Siam to tutor the
King’s many children is told using one of the most beautiful scores
ever written with sweeping melodies such as The March of the
Siamese Children, Shall We Dance, I Whistle a
Happy Tune, Hello Young Lovers and the unforgettable
Getting To Know You. This breath-taking new production from
the Curve Theatre, Leicester, directed by Paul Kerryson, is a
lavish, grand-scale spectacle. With giant gold Buddhas, sumptuous
costumes, a chorus of adorable children, acrobatic dancers and live
music this beautiful production guarantees standing ovations.
Oxfordshire Gang Show, 13th to 17th March
Join the cast of Oxfordshire's Scouts and Guides as they take you on
a theatrical extravaganza of song, dance and drama at 2012's Gang
Show. An evening filled with fun and laughter for all the Family!
Review of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
8th December 2009 to 2nd January 2010.
Oxford Daily Info has a review here: "a great night out for all of the family, providing humour for the grown-up audience members as well as for the slightly younger, more excitable ones... before whisking the kids off to the traditional panto, be sure to consider this timeless classic instead".