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
indicates
productions that are part of
Oxfringe 2010.
Henry IV, 16th to 20th March, 19:30 and 14:30 on
Saturday
A new adaptation of Shakespeare's great history plays- two and a
half hours of fast paced action. Kings and nobles, rogues and
vagabonds, princes and paupers all collide in a performance of
energy and vitality. Oxford Triptych theatre returns once again to
the OFS Studio with actors drawn from all over Oxfordshire to
present a new-minted classic.
Tatchell, 24th to 27th March, 19:30
Oxford, and on the eve of the general election, in private lives and
public office, clouds start to gather over the city. A new play
about Oxford’s Peter Tatchell by Jon Bonfiglio.
Lost and Found, 30th March to 3rd April, 18:00
It’s a fact, everyone hates the Royal Mail! A young Jeffie posts
himself in the mail to join the circus and of course gets lost. A
visual treat with balloons, 80s fashion, rock music and close-up
circus acts! Exclusive to Oxfringe. Not for the easily offended!
Zemblanity, 30th March to 3rd April, 19:30
Join Hans and the buffoons as they propel you into an absurd and
bewildering world of musical comedy and physical chaos.
Peer Gynt, 7th to 10th April, 21:00
Devised and presented by Abingdon
Drama Club, based on the play by Henrik Ibsen. A multimedia
adaptation of Ibsen’s Peer Gynt, using movement,
music, soundscapes and projected imagery to tell the story of a
fantasist who lives a life based on avoidance. A journey through
nightmares and adventures, from youth to old age. Peer Gynt is the
first production that ADC have created for the Oxfringe festival.
Fun Run, 18th to 21st May, 19:30 and 14:30 on
Saturday
Following on from their record breaking musical production of
A Fistful of Mondays in July last year, Balancing
Act return to the OFS with a brand new Joe Graham comedy this time
set around the advertising campaign for a new charity fun run.
Sometimes charity not only has to be done... it has to be seen to be
done!
Much Ado About Nothing, 25th to 29th May, 19:30
and 14:30 on Saturday
Oxford Triptych Theatre returns with an elegant new production of
Shakespeare's wittiest comedy set amidst the cafes and boulevards of
Paris. The ultimate battle of the sexes, it is a play that continues
to dazzle and enthral audiences with memorable characters and
sparkling dialogue.
For more details
Go to the web site at www.ofsstudio.org.uk.