New Theatre OxfordOxford
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Plan your visit
New Theatre Oxford’s public spaces are open 90 minutes before the start of a performance.
There is a cloakroom in the Stalls bar, where patrons can check in small bags and coats for £1 per item.
New Theatre Oxford has various security measures to ensure the safety of theatregoers. You may be asked to participate in a bag check when arriving at the theatre; please arrive as early as possible to avoid queues.
There are four bars at the theatre, serving a range of snacks and refreshments, including alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. There is a large air-conditioned bar is below the Stalls foyer as well as two bars in the Circle Foyer and one at the rear of the Balcony.
The White Rabbit, two minutes’ walk from New Theatre, is a popular pub serving craft beer and pizzas, all cooked in a woodfire oven and with various toppings to choose from. Fans of pan-Asian food including Malaysian, Vietnamese and Indonesian should try Banana Tree on George Street, which is around seven minutes from the theatre on foot.
The 4-star Malmaison Oxford is a charming boutique hotel in the historic centre of the city. Set in the unique surroundings of a converted Victorian prison, the hotel’s restaurant Chez Mal is perfect for pre-theatre dining and cocktails. If you’re on a budget, there are also many affordable options near the theatre, including The Buttery and George Street Hotel.
Help booking tickets
Tickets can be collected from the box office up to 90 minutes before the start of your scheduled performance. When picking up your tickets, please remember to bring the card you booked with and your confirmation email.
The box office opens for ticket collection 90 minutes before the first performance of the day begins.
The box office team can be contacted for booking queries by calling 0333 009 6690.
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