Back for its 16th year - the Oxford Shakespeare Festival returns from the 22nd June - 15th August 2026.
This summer see three incredible live open air theatre shows in the castleyard of Oxford Castle and Prison. Right in the heart of the city of Oxford, these summer productions by Wild Goose Theatre (previously Tomahawk Theatre), BMH Productions, and Siege Theatre bring Shakespeare's finest classics to live.
Kicking off with:-
Followed by
Finally
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