University of Oxford Student Productions

By Ira Levin

A struggling playwright hatches a devious plan to revive his ailing career. However, as soon as the first body hits the floor the audience is plunged into a series of hilarious yet chilling plot twists.

By Will Hislop and Barney Fishwick

The Butless Chaps and DEM Productions present a brand spanking new sketch show, covering a smorgasbord of scenarios and topics: from Quentin Tarantino’s early forays into children’s television, to the Existential Olympics. This hour of joyous entertainment promises to be irreverent without being crude, satirical without being didactic, whilst always staying true to the goal of providing the audience with an evening of laughter.

By Roland Schimmelpfennig

It is the last night before Frank and his family move to Canada when suddenly someone is knocking on the door: it is Romy, whom Frank promised to love forever, twenty-four years ago...

Performed in German with English surtitles.

A new translation by David Maskell

A secret love affair, a prying Duke and a white dog. The Châtelaine has found her knight in shining armour and given her love on the condition of secrecy. But nobody can keep a secret, especially when jealousy is involved.

By Carla Kingham

When two little girls go missing on the same day, in the same city, within a mile of each other, their families are plunged into turmoil…A twisting and unsettling play from Royal Court Young Writers’ Programme graduate Carla Kingham.

Presented by Rough-Hewn as part of their Darkness Visible season.

Last Exit to Brooklyn
By H. Selby Junior
&
At the Hawk ’s Well
By W.B. Yeats

With this double-bill, the Experimental Theatre Club brings you two unique approaches to two independent plays. With no overarching theme, the company’s sole aim is to explore the possibilities of theatre and push the boundaries of Oxford’s drama scene.

By Patrick Marber

An intimate black comedy set in London’s East End. Another Sunday night, another poker game for Stephen and his employees. This week, however, it seems that a lot more is at stake for all the players. Debts, relationships and investment plans; the dealer chooses the game, but he has to play the hand he’s dealt.