from £57.61 (as of 16 Sept)
Oxford • United Kingdom •
Capacity 1,785
New Theatre Oxford
24-26 George St, Oxford OX1 2AG, UK Open in Google Maps
New Theatre Oxford, Oxford, hosts 10 upcoming events between 28 Sep 2026 and 5 Oct 2027, with tickets from £54.22. Circle from £68.76, Balcony from £73.06, Stalls from £78.14. Capacity is 1,785.
Tickets from £54.22
On sale now 10 upcoming events
Some events here are sold only by the venue or the club. New Theatre Oxford official site
Upcoming shows and schedule
Across September 2026 – October 2027, New Theatre Oxford hosts 10 upcoming events. Featured headliners include David Essex, Katherine Jenkins, Emeli Sandé, Rick Wakeman, and Gabrielle. Tickets currently start from £54.22.
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How much are tickets at New Theatre Oxford?
The lowest price each part of the house has been listed at across 10 upcoming dates. Seats are sold by individual block, so a specific date may differ.
| Where you sit | Tickets from | Dates listed |
|---|---|---|
| Circle | £68.76 | 2 |
| Balcony | £73.06 | 2 |
| Stalls | £78.14 | 9 |
What time do doors open at New Theatre Oxford?
Doors typically open 30-60 minutes before the advertised start time of the performance, but this can vary. Please check your ticket or the venue's website for specific information regarding your event.
Most upcoming dates start at 19:00 (5 of 10 listed dates); each event page carries its own start time.
Door times vary by event — check your ticket or the venue's own website on the day.
About New Theatre Oxford: Layout, History & Architecture
The current New Theatre Oxford, located on George Street, opened its doors in 1934, designed by architects W.H. Wingfield and Cecil Masey. This iteration stands on a site with a long theatrical lineage dating back to 1836. The facade and primary foyer spaces exhibit distinct Art Deco influences, characterized by geometric patterns and streamlined forms. Internally, the auditorium presents a more traditional proscenium arch layout, arranged over three main tiers: the stalls at ground level, the Dress Circle, and the Upper Circle.
With a seating capacity of approximately 1,800 patrons, the space is engineered for a variety of productions, from large-scale musicals to stand-up comedy and live music. Sightlines from the stalls and dress circle are generally clear, providing unobstructed views of the stage. While the upper circle offers a more distant perspective, the tiered design minimizes viewing impediments. Acoustically, the hall performs well for amplified contemporary performances, relying significantly on its installed sound reinforcement system to deliver clarity and impact. For unamplified events, the natural acoustics of the 1930s design provide a resonant but controlled sound profile, though the hard surfaces and tiered structure necessitate careful sound design to manage reflections.
The Live Experience & Current Schedule
Entering the New Theatre Oxford, patrons are guided through its Art Deco foyers, which often feature multiple bars for pre-show and interval refreshments. The primary experience is a seated one, with the tiered balconies ensuring a comprehensive view of the stage, though the distance from the upper circle can reduce the intimacy of a performance. The atmosphere inside the auditorium typically mirrors the energy of the show; during a touring musical, the space buzzes with anticipation, while a comedy night might elicit a more engaged, responsive crowd. Seating density in the stalls can be considerable, fostering a collective experience. With 10 live performances scheduled, upcoming entry prices start from £54.22. The next confirmed event on the calendar is David Essex on 28th September 2026, presenting an opportunity to experience the venue's live offerings.
How do I get to New Theatre Oxford, Oxford?
New Theatre Oxford is at 24-26 George St, Oxford OX1 2AG, UK. Open in Google Maps
By train and tube
The closest station is Oxford Railway Station. From the station, it's approximately a 15-20 minute walk to the theatre. Regular train services operate to and from London Paddington, Birmingham, and other major cities.
By bus
Oxford city centre is a major hub for bus services. Numerous bus routes stop within easy walking distance of the New Theatre. Key bus stops are located along George Street and George Street. Check local bus timetables for specific routes serving your area.
By car and parking
Parking in the immediate vicinity of the theatre can be challenging due to its central location. However, several public car parks are available:
- Gloucester Green Car Park: Gloucester Green, Oxford OX1 2BN (Approx. 5-minute walk)
- Westgate Shopping Centre Car Park: Old Museum Rd, Oxford OX1 2PG (Approx. 8-10 minute walk)
- Castle Car Park: St Ebbes St, Oxford OX1 1NX (Approx. 10-12 minute walk)
Note: Some car parks offer pre-booking options and evening or weekend rates, which can be more economical. Always check the latest parking tariffs and opening times.
Accessibility
The New Theatre Oxford is committed to providing an accessible and enjoyable experience for all patrons.
- Wheelchair Access: The theatre offers wheelchair accessible seating in various locations within the auditorium. Accessible toilets are also available. It is strongly recommended to book accessible tickets in advance and inform the box office of any specific requirements.
- Assistance Dogs: Assistance dogs are welcome in the theatre. Please inform the box office when booking tickets so that suitable seating arrangements can be made.
- Hearing Assistance: Induction loop systems are available for patrons with hearing difficulties. Please inform the box office at the time of booking if you wish to use this facility.
- Visual Impairment: Guide dogs are permitted. Large print or Braille versions of the programme may be available on request.
- Mobility Impairment: While many areas are accessible, there are some steps within the building. Staff are on hand to assist patrons with mobility issues. If you have specific concerns about navigating the venue, please contact the box office prior to your visit.
Entry and security
The main entrance is situated on George Street. Queues typically form along the pavement directly outside the theatre. Security checks, including bag searches, are standard upon entry. Patrons are generally advised to arrive at least 30 minutes before the advertised start time to allow for ticket scanning, security procedures, and finding their seats, particularly for popular shows.