Our new season brochure should be landing with you any day now - you wont miss it, its bright pink!  And its just as colourful inside - packed with our usual teeming programme of drama, dance, music, comedy, workshops, art and films we've also found space to pack in some top quality Edinburgh festival previews, the pick of the Oscars and a second season of Cotswold Originals - the best of contemporary folk.

Booking opens 10am on Tuesday 4th May unless you're a Friend of The Theatre in which case pick up the phone and call us now - 01608 642350.  If you're not a Friend of The Theatre but would like to be, call the same number and join for an annual fee of just £20 (£30 for joint membership).  Not only do you get priority booking but there are loads of other advantages too - special ticket offers, regular newsletters and the knowledge that you are helping us to continue to upgrade our premises, improve our facilities and deliver great performances to an ever growing audience - a

They have performed across the UK and on to New York, the Great Wall of China, Jerusalem and the Arabian desert and this week they are here in Chipping Norton.

Here is their confirmed programme: 

Mozart Divertimento  in F KV138: 

Bax Quartet no 1 in G major:

Why not come to The Theatre to enjoy a film, here are two very different films slightly out of the ordinary; tickets are £6, (under 16’s £4).  Our bar and Gallery open half an before the start of the films so that you can enjoy a relaxed start with a drink and have a chance to look at our latest exhibition featuring work based around The Theatre.  Our bar caters for all with a range of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks as well as sweets and ice-creams.  Our cinema system rivals all the big cinemas with full digital surround sound.

Mon 12th Apr, 2.30pm

Ponyo (U)

A delightful tale of families, mothers and oceans.  From the Academy Award-winning director behind Spirited Away comes Ponyo, a story inspired by Hans Christian Andersen’s fairy tale The Little Mermaid

The Theatre Chipping Norton has long been an inspiration to many and its current exhibition by artist Paul Sandilands is no exception.  Paul has spent many hours sketching parts of The Theatre rarely seen by audiences including the green room, the wings and the projection room.  These sketches have then been taken back to his studio to be worked up into the final line drawings and watercol