OFS Studio, Oxford |
Box Office
01865 297170
40 George Street, Oxford. A seating plan is
here.
Formerly known as the Old Fire Station Theatre.
Next
Assassins, 13th to 17th May, 7:30 and 2:30 on
Saturday
Assassins is a vaudeville revue about those few who
have taken a shot at a President of the United States. It both
shocks and entertains. Following the success of Company
and Into the Woods, Musicals of Oxford brings you
Sondheim’s modern masterpiece. Come and see those who believe in our
right to be happy.
Heartbreak House, 21st to 24th May, 7:30
Set on the eve of the First World War, Heartbreak House
is Shaw's playful yet biting critique of British society as it
blithely sinks towards disaster. Shaw presents a likeable and
profound indictment of the generation responsible for the Great War.
The Last Five Years, 3rd to 7th June
A fresh and contemporary musical from Tony-Award winning composer
Jason Robert Brown, The Last Five Years chronicles
a young couple's romance in a new and exciting way: her story starts
at the end of their relationship; his begins on the day they met.
Funny and uplifting, the show captures some of the most
heartbreaking and universally felt moments of modern romance.
How To Get Almost Anyone To Want To Sleep With You,
12th June, 7:30
This is a life-changing show revealing everything you ever needed to
know about the secrets of being sexy! A brilliant combination of
comedy and self-help, the show will have you killing yourself with
laughter whilst you get the inside scoop on what the other sex is
thinking, how a hat can help and ultimately, how any man can be
turned into James Bond.
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, 18th to 21st
June, 7:30
Fresh from its tour to Italy, Alice’s Adventures is the annual
production of Performing Arts Students from Oxford and Cherwell
Valley College. Following the sell-out productions of Victoria
Wood’s Pat and Margaret [2006] and the lively 1950s
musical Expresso Bongo [2007] comes a unique
make-over of this quintessential Oxford tale.
Moby Dick The Musical, 7th to 12th July
In order to save their bankrupt school that's seen better days, the
girls of St Godley's Academy for Young Ladies decide to put on a
musical version of Moby Dick. The highly comic, satirical romp
through this age-old mariner's tale that ensues proves to be a
world of endless, funny dialogue and wonderful, pastiche-y company
numbers.
Wind in the Willows, 12th to 16th August
Shy Mole dreams of an exciting new life by the endless River. Ratty,
a friendly, unflappable, altogether civilised chap. Gruff Badger,
who hates absolutely everyone, except all his friends. And Toad.
Ooh, Toad, glorious, crazy, doomed Toad. Toad the pampered braggart,
Toad, the desperate thief, Toad the haunted fugitive and the hero of
his own silly dreams.
A Tender Mother, 9th to 13th September, 8:00 and
2:30 on Saturday
Penned by local writer Kit Hyrst, A Tender Mother
takes the audience effortlessly from modern times back to 1743 to
uncover a true and shocking event, personal to this family. An event
discovered during the innocent search through a family’s genealogy.
A play that will have us all reflecting on our family skeletons, and
our nation's heritage.
For more details
Go to the web site at www.livenation.co.uk/ofs.