Conjuring the golden age of jazz, Miss Rosie and the Moonshyne Runners celebrate the Great American Songbook, immortalised by Billie Holiday, Peggy Lee and Anita O’Day.

With her unmistakable voice, heard at the Royal Festival Hall, Miss Rosie breathes new life into the music, whether fiery swing, heartfelt ballads or the coolest jazz and blues.

‘Some of the finest swing and jazz classics with the smooth, sultry vocals from the glamorous Miss Rosie at the helm providing the icing on the cake!’ (Claire ‘Voodoo Doll’ Austin)

An actress nervously awaits a life-changing audition. As she travels on the Tube she shares her concerns with the audience: “What is the director looking for? Will they like me? And who is this Sarah Bernhardt anyway?”

Discover the story of the celebrated and pioneering 19th-century French actress who performed all over the world, becoming the first global superstar.

‘A bravura performance… a gem of an evening.’ **** (LondonTheatre1)

An actress nervously awaits a life-changing audition. As she travels on the Tube she shares her concerns with the audience: “What is the director looking for? Will they like me? And who is this Sarah Bernhardt anyway?”

Discover the story of the celebrated and pioneering 19th-century French actress who performed all over the world, becoming the first global superstar.

‘A bravura performance… a gem of an evening.’ **** (LondonTheatre1)

An actress nervously awaits a life-changing audition. As she travels on the Tube she shares her concerns with the audience: “What is the director looking for? Will they like me? And who is this Sarah Bernhardt anyway?”

Discover the story of the celebrated and pioneering 19th-century French actress who performed all over the world, becoming the first global superstar.

‘A bravura performance… a gem of an evening.’ **** (LondonTheatre1)

An American mom, J.K. Rowling, and a Men’s Rights activist disguised as a female SNP politician, join togethers to stop Milosz — Eurovision winner, EU President, and high-profile gay fascist — in this fast-paced character comedy from three Oxford Revue alumni.

Absurd and wig-based, this hour of narrative sketch comedy is in turns political, musical and ridiculous.

‘So skilled that you almost forget that there are only three performers, not twenty’ **** (EdFestMag)

When a young girl discovers what appears to be an old man collapsed at the back of her garden, she notices something strange: wings. Difficult decisions must be made. Should she help the creature? Should she tell her friends and family?

Based on David Almond’s Skellig and Gabriel García Márquez’s A Very Old Man With Enormous Wings, Barricade Arts uses an array of visual techniques to explore the ways in which difference can be celebrated and feared.

Wings is a new devised piece for children aged 6-12, their families, and everyone else!

When a young girl discovers what appears to be an old man collapsed at the back of her garden, she notices something strange: wings. Difficult decisions must be made. Should she help the creature? Should she tell her friends and family?

Based on David Almond’s Skellig and Gabriel García Márquez’s A Very Old Man With Enormous Wings, Barricade Arts uses an array of visual techniques to explore the ways in which difference can be celebrated and feared.

Wings is a new devised piece for children aged 6-12, their families, and everyone else!

Sir Trevor Brierly — writer, director, philanthropist, plasterer — was many things to many people. But to his colleagues Michaelmas Crouch and Patio Horse, he was a friend above all. Patio and Michaelmas host a memorial service in tribute to the life and works of their late companion, featuring an array of guests, from family members to former lovers, each of whom has a story to tell.

‘Masterful character comedy from two of Cambridge’s premier Footlights’ (Varsity)

Sir Trevor Brierly — writer, director, philanthropist, plasterer — was many things to many people. But to his colleagues Michaelmas Crouch and Patio Horse, he was a friend above all. Patio and Michaelmas host a memorial service in tribute to the life and works of their late companion, featuring an array of guests, from family members to former lovers, each of whom has a story to tell.

‘Masterful character comedy from two of Cambridge’s premier Footlights’ (Varsity)

StraightUp Comedy brings together some of the best acts on the London comedy scene, having previously hosted the likes of Ed Gamble, Suzi Ruffell, Ahir Shah and Kiri Pritchard-McLean.

‘A genuinely amusing evening’ **** (LondonTheatre1)

‘Scarcely a minute passes without a hysteric outburst from the crowd’ **** (Londonist)

2020 Visions is a love story told over sixty years. Alec, aged eighty in the year 2020, recalls three love affairs that shaped his life: with Belinda (1960), Natasha (1980) and Lucy (2000). The love affairs are played out on stage by two virtuoso actors moving back and forth in time.

With poetic language and hauntingly beautiful music, 2020 Visions is for anyone who has ever been in love, and anyone who has had their heart broken.

2020 Visions is a love story told over sixty years. Alec, aged eighty in the year 2020, recalls three love affairs that shaped his life: with Belinda (1960), Natasha (1980) and Lucy (2000). The love affairs are played out on stage by two virtuoso actors moving back and forth in time.

With poetic language and hauntingly beautiful music, 2020 Visions is for anyone who has ever been in love, and anyone who has had their heart broken.

2020 Visions is a love story told over sixty years. Alec, aged eighty in the year 2020, recalls three love affairs that shaped his life: with Belinda (1960), Natasha (1980) and Lucy (2000). The love affairs are played out on stage by two virtuoso actors moving back and forth in time.

With poetic language and hauntingly beautiful music, 2020 Visions is for anyone who has ever been in love, and anyone who has had their heart broken.

2020 Visions is a love story told over sixty years. Alec, aged eighty in the year 2020, recalls three love affairs that shaped his life: with Belinda (1960), Natasha (1980) and Lucy (2000). The love affairs are played out on stage by two virtuoso actors moving back and forth in time.

With poetic language and hauntingly beautiful music, 2020 Visions is for anyone who has ever been in love, and anyone who has had their heart broken.

This performance will have a post-show Q&A, expected to begin at 8pm.

2020 Visions is a love story told over sixty years. Alec, aged eighty in the year 2020, recalls three love affairs that shaped his life: with Belinda (1960), Natasha (1980) and Lucy (2000). The love affairs are played out on stage by two virtuoso actors moving back and forth in time.

With poetic language and hauntingly beautiful music, 2020 Visions is for anyone who has ever been in love, and anyone who has had their heart broken.

2020 Visions is a love story told over sixty years. Alec, aged eighty in the year 2020, recalls three love affairs that shaped his life: with Belinda (1960), Natasha (1980) and Lucy (2000). The love affairs are played out on stage by two virtuoso actors moving back and forth in time.

With poetic language and hauntingly beautiful music, 2020 Visions is for anyone who has ever been in love, and anyone who has had their heart broken.

Are you a young dancer between the ages of 12-18? Join Contemporary Ballet Company Yorke Dance Project for a 3 day workshop.

During the three days you will work on  creating  a short dance to be performed at Yorke Dance Project’s opening night performance. The workshop explores the themes of Playground, a Kenneth MacMillan ballet that is included in the company’s performance.

The workshop runs 18th-20th February 10am-1pm. Participants should also be available for a dress rehearsal on Saturday 23rd February (time TBC), and an hour before the first show on the 1st March.

The cost is £60 for the three days. OSO is committed to making activities accessible for all, so if you are interested but are financially unable to participate please email l[email protected] to discuss our subsided places.

Are you a young dancer between the ages of 12-18? Join Contemporary Ballet Company Yorke Dance Project for a 3 day workshop.

During the three days you will work on  creating  a short dance to be performed at Yorke Dance Project’s opening night performance. The workshop explores the themes of Playground, a Kenneth MacMillan ballet that is included in the company’s performance.

The workshop runs 18th-20th February 10am-1pm. Participants should also be available for a dress rehearsal on Saturday 23rd February (time TBC), and an hour before the first show on the 1st March.

The cost is £60 for the three days. OSO is committed to making activities accessible for all, so if you are interested but are financially unable to participate please email [email protected] to discuss our subsided places.

Are you a young dancer between the ages of 12-18? Join Contemporary Ballet Company Yorke Dance Project for a 3 day workshop.

During the three days you will work on  creating  a short dance to be performed at Yorke Dance Project’s opening night performance. The workshop explores the themes of Playground, a Kenneth MacMillan ballet that is included in the company’s performance.

The workshop runs 18th-20th February 10am-1pm. Participants should also be available for a dress rehearsal on Saturday 23rd February (time TBC), and an hour before the first show on the 1st March.

The cost is £60 for the three days. OSO is committed to making activities accessible for all, so if you are interested but are financially unable to participate please email [email protected] to discuss our subsided places.