The Oxfordshire Drama Network

Unicorn Theatre, Abbey Buildings, Abingdon.

Rattigan wrote Flare Path whilst serving as an air gunner with the RAF, during the Second World War. It is a story of love and loyalty, following a group of RAF airmen and their wives.

Tickets: on sale from early June.

£10, £8 concessions (60+, under 12s, Students, ADC members)

The Goring Gap Players and the Basildonians are presenting a joint open-air production of ‘The Rivals’ by Sheridan, directed by Barry Steele – in the beautiful grounds of Little Bowden (near Pangbourne).  This follows the very successful 2014 production of Midsummer Night’s Dream in the same gardens.

Lark Rise adapted by Keith Dewhurst from the novels by Flora Thompson and directed by Catie Flye. First performed at the National Theatre in 1978-79 and by the Players in 1983, Lark Rise brings back to life an Oxfordshire village in the late nineteenth century. With a large and colourful cast of true village characters of all ages and with music and song.