Lord of the Flies, 15th to 16th March, 19:30 and 14:30 on Saturday
13 boys. Alone on a desert island. What could possibly go wrong? William Golding’s classic novel Lord of The Flies is brought to the stage by some of Oxford’s brightest theatrical talent. The story of survival, superstition and immorality is told through a ferocious mash up of athletic combat, visual splendour and compelling dialogue.

Reviews of A Christmas Carol

4th December 2015 to 2nd January 2016.

There are reviews from the Oxford Times ("an unmissable festive treat" 4/5) and Daily Info ("included puppetry and mime interspersed with slapstick, audience participation and moments of intense drama and emotion... a production which brought tears to my eyes, and challenged me, again and again to think about the real spirit of Christmas").

Things We Chose To Save, 29th June 2018

Macbeth: A Tale of Sound and Fury, 13th April 2018

Morgan & West: A (sort of) Christmas Carol Magic Show!, 5th to 24th December 2017

The Murderer, 8th July 2017

Under My Skin, 24th March 2017

Night Light, 29th to 30th September 2016

Stones In His Pockets, 28th April 2016

A Christmas Carol, 4th December 2015 to 2nd January 2016

Every Brilliant Thing, 2nd to 3rd October 2015
Into the Woods, 26th to 29th August 2015
The Snow Queen, 5th December 2014 to 4th January 2015. See the review in the archive.
I’m an Aristocrat Get Me Out of Here, 6th December 2013 to 5th January 2014. See the review in the archive.
What the Dickens, 30th November to 30th December 2012. See the reviews in the Archive.