The Oxfordshire Drama Network

Joe Orton’s Loot, first performed in 1966, is a fast moving farce, highly indelicate and outrageously funny, which revolves around the proceeds of a bank robbery – the loot in question. There is also the forthcoming funeral of a wife and mother which is disrupted by the son, Hal, and his accomplice, Dennis, who utilise the coffin for more than the body.

7.30pm nightly with 2.30pm matinee Saturday              Set against a foreign backdrop "The King and I" is the moving story of Anna, an English governess, who arrives with her son Louis in Bangkok, capital of the kingdom of Siam to teach the King's children.

Merely Uniforms' is an energetic WWII comedy-drama, set in the village of Little Widdle, recently overrun by irreverent soldiers preparing for D-Day and the liberation of Europe. The local aren’t happy about the new arrivals and conflict is in the air - not necessarily in the way the troops are expecting…

Mix a Hitchcock masterpiece with a juicy spy novel, add a dash of Monty Python and you have the intriguing, thrilling, riotous and unmissable comedy.

Everybody loves a musical road trip. A chance to let your hair down and sing along to some great songs. WSMC’s next concert takes you on a musical journey around the globe featuring songs by artist as diverse as The Beatles, Cher, Alisha Keys, Peter Gabriel and George Ezra all given the WSMC twist.

The concerts are taking place: 

2 one act plays per evening Monday-Friday, the time-table of plays is shown below. 3 plays from the week are called back for Saturday Gala night.