Located on George Street in the heart of Oxford, New Theatre Oxford is the city’s premier venue for live entertainment. With a rich history dating back to 1836, the current building opened in 1934 and boasts an elegant art deco design. Operated by the Ambassador Theatre Group, it seats up to 1,785 guests and hosts a dynamic programme of West End musicals, stand-up comedy, opera, dance, and concerts. Over the decades, it has welcomed legendary performers including Queen, Bob Dylan, Kate Bush, and Sir Ian McKellen, cementing its reputation as a cultural landmark. The theatre offers modern amenities, accessible facilities, and is just a short walk from Oxford’s train station, making it a vibrant and inclusive destination for audiences of all ages.
Oxford United KingdomNew Theatre Oxford is centrally located on George Street (OX1 2AG), right at the heart of Oxford’s lively city centre and just a ten-minute walk from the railway station. The theatre, a striking example of art deco design, has stood on this historic site for nearly two centuries and today is the region’s largest live performance venue, welcoming major musicals, West End shows, top comedians, and a spectrum of concerts. Its location places it amidst one of Oxford’s busiest entertainment quarters, surrounded by vibrant cafes, acclaimed restaurants, and a mix of shops ideal for pre- or post-show relaxation. Just steps away, discover Oxford Castle & Prison with its thousand-year history, the esteemed Ashmolean Museum, and the world-renowned Bodleian Library, offering rich cultural exploration within a short stroll. The atmospheric lanes nearby lead to iconic university colleges, while Bonn Square, lively markets, and the elegant covered market are all within easy reach, ensuring that a visit to the New Theatre places you at the centre of Oxford’s most celebrated destinations and historic attractions.