The latest production from Oxford Brookes Drama Society

Ranked by The Guardian as the fourth best play of the 21st century, Annie Baker’s hilarious, devastating, wonderful play explores how to find connection in an increasingly atomised world.

A play performed by you, the audience.

The Oxford University Malaysian & Singaporean Students' Association is proud to present our rendition of Late Company as part of our inaugural student production.

Bob and Fran are dealing with the unfathomable: their children are growing up. And not in the way they want them to, either: Mia, Rosie, Pip and Ben are ending promising relationships, getting robbed in foreign countries, cheating on their spouses and committing wide-scale fraud. What on earth is going on in the Price family?

Deaths and Entrances is an exciting piece of new writing by graduate creative writing student Nathan A. Harris. The play is a vibrant, Beckettian exploration of friendship, personal responsibility, and ignorance.

Six strangers are rehearsing a play designed to help recently bereaved people recover from their grief. However, they soon learn they are grieving the same person.

Brian Friel’s acclaimed play. At its core, Translations is about the power of language within erasure of culture, a legacy that still actively harms Ireland today.

Amidst rolling dice and bluffing partners, Perudo poses a more fraught gamble: that of admitting that nostalgia is an inadequate currency for friendship. Pour yourself a drink and join us for a night of delicious chaos.

Every night, a brand-new, never-before-seen, never-to-be-seen-again play will burst to life, created on the spot and shaped entirely by the audience.

The annual production from Oxford University Chinese Drama Society

Come see Oxford’s oldest comedy group, the Oxford Revue, at The Old Fire Station for two nights only in “The Oxford Revue Makes Perfect Sense”

Adaption of the book by Terry Pratchett.

Polly Perks' brother has gone missing in action. The fight? A war of attrition between the small nation of Borogravia and its powerful neighbour Zlobenia that has swallowed almost every young man in the country.

Gordon suffers from panic attacks and is obsessed with Berlin. Nat is a recovering alcoholic who has visions of the Renaissance painter Pieter Bruegel. And Pieter, the great observer of wit and folly, has something he needs to tell us.

Dreams, a new play by Peter Hardisty and Charlotte Macari, follows James and Emma as they meet and grow closer together.

A one-act semi-autobiographical musical that focuses on self-doubt, pursuing dreams, and asks what it truly means to be an artist.

A heartfelt, tragicomic exploration of memory and identity, Oliver Martin’s new play You Got Me explores what connects us to others, and what ultimately drags us apart.

Staging Anthony Wood’s translation of Jean Cocteau’s text, this Full Moon Theatre production asks whether communication barriers can ever truly be overcome.

One of the most enduring and intimate plays of the twentieth century. Presented by Crazy Child Productions.

A brand new dark comedy from Interrobang Productions, reflecting on love, loss, lies, and language in the age of AI. Come along for the ride!

A warm, witty take on community, romance, and resilience in wartime Britain.

Stephen Sondheim and George Furth’s classic comedy.

A modern classic by Sam Steiner.

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.