Rootginger Productions presents a musical spin on Shakespeare’s play

The Michaelmas Term production from The Oxford University Gilbert and Sullivan Society.

Seabass Theatre presents Christopher Marlowe's Doctor Faustus, with new material written by Seb Carrington.

A thrilling exploration of the chaos and drama of student theatre.

From Crazy Child Productions. You're invited to a night of rides hiding razor-sharp intensity, as Strindberg’s The Creditors whirls love, jealousy, and revenge into a fairy-tale gone deliciously wrong.

In the early twentieth century, a group of young Oxford women, including the writer Dorothy L. Sayers, form a secret literary society. What happens when fresher and aspiring poet Muriel tries to join the group?

When five friends squatting in an old woman's house find themselves drunk, dealing with a gun and an accidental murder, chaos ensues.

Woolwich hospital. A&E waiting room. No sign of a doctor. Orla Wyatt’s fierce and funny new play, ‘A&E’, is a comedic drama about misfits, judgement and unexpected humanity.

Brought to life through vivid physical theatre, avalanches of music and experimental stagecraft. Within her cluttered apartment, Edna processes the loss of her daughter.

Under Milk Wood draws its audience into the small Welsh town of Llareggub, the backdrop for Dylan Thomas’ seminal 1954 “play for voices”.

Brooklyn’s docks. 1950s America. A man on the edge. Arthur Miller’s A View from the Bridge is a simmering tragedy of justice, masculinity, and control.

A new play by Billys Hearld and Skiggs, To What End unpicks the workings of theatre and ambition in its brief time upon the stage.

A comedy built around mistaken identities, where identical twins (separated in childhood) unknowingly bring ruin upon each others’ lives.

A bittersweet comedy about grief, ghosts, and grunge rock, Waiting for Godot colliding with an Alice in Chains gig - complete with a concert atmosphere.

A play by Madi Bouchta, crossed between The Breakfast Club and An Inspector Calls.

In the edge of what’s left of a forest, Sonya is waiting for her life to start. Her Uncle Johnny is waiting for his life to end. In the meantime, they work and work and work. What else can they do?

A four-person tragicomedy in two acts, on the perils of (mis)communication. By Terrance Rattigan.

Two months ago, Jeff and Anna were in love. In one month, Anna will be dead.Your Funeral is a story about love, mortality and memory.

From playwright Kobo Abe, author of Woman in the Dunes and Japan’s pre-eminent modernist, come three short absurdist plays.

Jason Robert Brown's ground-breaking chamber musical The Last Five Years comes to the Pilch in an innovative new production from Manor Road Productions.

Oxford's longest-running and best-value comedy night returns to the stage to brighten up your Monday nights.

Jason Robert Brown's ground-breaking chamber musical The Last Five Years comes to the Pilch in an innovative new production from Manor Road Productions.