The smash-hit Tony Award-winning musical, An American in Paris, tells the beautiful tale of love and liberation in the broken world of post-war Paris. Based on the classic 1951 movie, and packed full of spectacular dance, the musical follows the stories of newcomer and long-standing Parisians as they recover from war, struggle to achieve their dreams, and fall in love. Set to the iconic music of George Gershwin, including the show-stopping numbers ‘I got Rhythm’ and 'Stairway to Paradise’, this whimsical and timeless story is sure to leave you wanting to... ‘Dance whenever you can!’See the 'An American In Paris' project page!

“Five months isn’t ages to get over something, is it?”Martha is newly not a teenager, doing a definitely useful degree in the history of buildings and dating her soulmate. Until she’s not. With a flurry of highs and lows, Eurovision parties and questionable stick-and-poke tattoos, follow Martha’s struggle to get over Gregory - eccentric friends, bad jazz bars and all.See our 'Plus One' project page!

Set against the backdrop of gloomy Victorian London, Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street follows the infamous tale of the razor-swinging barber and his pie shop-owning partner-in-crime, Mrs. Lovett. With a spoonful of murder, a dash of cannibalism and a sprinkle of young sweet love, Sondheim’s musical beautifully blends psychological drama and shocking plot twists to create the ultimate musical thriller. Come along for one of Mrs. Lovett’s scrumptious pies, just don’t ask what’s in them… See the 'Sweeney Todd' project page!

"New passengers boarding in T-minus 20 minutes. You know the drill, crew!"Life on the Ocean Madness Cruise Liner isn’t always what it’s cracked up to be. Naomi Sharpman always tries to keep operations running to military precision, but with the arrival of an unsavoury inspector, a spiralling stockpile of secrets, and the charismatic Miss Alderson catching their son Ellis’ attention, this cruise could be the biggest test this madcap family have had to face yet. As truths are uncovered and the chance of a better life looms, they realise their unusual lifestyle will never be the same again. Will the trials of the Ocean Madness bring this family closer than ever or simply leave them feeling seasick?"OCEAN MADNESS" is a new musical written by Lottie Lester and Jenna Spray, with music composed by Harvey Ebbage and orchestrated by Jude Neanor. It's a feel-good show with a focus on family and friendship: expect SUN, SEA SPRAY, young LOVE and DRAMA. See the 'Ocean Madness' project page!

“It must feel good to see your baby come to life.”When a sardonic former sit-com star appears on a talk show to promote her latest project, a film about her childhood on set, the audience isn’t expecting more than live access to behind-the-scenes gossip. Unknown to her, the talk show host has access to secrets that will cause this evening, and her own future, to unravel in ways far outside her expectations.“Please Clap” is a new play written and directed by George Rushton, exploring themes of individual authenticity and the nature of modern celebrity. It’s a conceptual piece with a current of dark humour running through, pivoting on the boundaries of the illusion in theatre and in normal life. See the 'Please Clap' project page!

“I might not understand how one seemingly stable woman could care so much about yeast, but that’s besides the point.”Something strange is cooking at the Bourne Bakery.Hazel is struggling to keep her shop afloat with the help of her unhelpful assistant, Molly. The lack of customers, however, is the least of their worries. Together, they grapple with suspicious neighbours, struggling actors, and some very dodgy plumbing, in an attempt to bake a recipe other than disaster.Written and directed by Nina Jurković, Half Baked is a new piece of comedy writing, chockablock with fun, puns and heart. It will certainly be a barrel of loaves… See the "Half Baked" project page!

Missing that live musical theatre kick?Come watch some amazing performers bring musicals back to life and have a drink or two while you're at it!See the return of our lockdown 'The Last Five Years' cast to bring the music back from screen to stage.Including sneak previews of GOYA's "Smart Casual" and Jazz Hands' "Persephone", two exciting new musicals coming soon to the Oxford stages. See the "The Return Of Musical Theatre" project page!

Had shows postponed or cancelled due to Covid? Looking for a musical theatre fix? Look no further!00Productions are delighted to present a virtual cabaret night, filled with songs from shows that have been affected by the Coronavirus pandemic. We, like many of you, have been missing live theatre, and are very much aware of the detrimental effects the pandemic is having on the future of the arts. In aid of this, we are using this event to raise money for three wonderful charities committed to supporting the arts in general, as well as theatre practitioners and minorities affected most during this time. Our three selected charities are: Artists Fund Artists (AFA), National Black Arts Alliance (NBAA), and Oxford Playhouse. See the "Songs From The Old World" project page!

A devastatingly honest, intimate and universal exploration of two people and how their journeys interact.Taking place over 5 crucial years, The Last Five Years follows the individual and shared lives of Cathy and Jamie, as they grow together and grow apart. Beginning from the final moments, Cathy demonstrates the devastating effects of a relationship that has crumbled, whilst Jamie revels in the naïve discovery of what he thinks is true love for the first time. From here, the two embark along the same relationship in opposite directions, although along two very different paths. As Jamie becomes increasingly obsessed with his own success, we see Cathy struggling to make it as an artist and find personal prosperity.With a nuanced and ultimately soul-destroying score, The Last Five Years is a story of discovery and accomplishment, as much as it is one of love and deceit.00Productions is thrilled to present a fresh piece of student musical theatre created during quarantine. Despite the current situation regarding Covid-19 and the cancellation of Trinity term, this production of The Last Five Years has been uniquely and remotely created. With so much theatre being cancelled amidst the current climate, we seek to persevere and continue to bring this to the public, serving as a testament to our passion for the arts. We’d love for you to join us in a one-off viewing of the show! See the "The Last Five Years" project page!

‘So tell me, Faustus, shall I have thy soul?’Doctor Faustus is a powerful exploration of the seductive pull we have to the things that are most damaging to us. Faustus, a brilliant but embittered academic, strikes a deal with Lucifer for absolute knowledge and power in exchange for his soul. As we watch Faustus’ exploration of his new powers, the world around him begins to crumble as the clock inescapably counts down towards his final moment of reckoning.‘Hell hath no limits, nor is circumscribed in one self-place, but where we are is hell, and where hell is, there must we ever be’ See the "Doctor Faustus" project page!

Join us for an evening of laughs as we open Present Laughter, by Noël Coward, where the looming midlife crisis of its protagonist, Garry Essendine paves the way for an evening of misunderstandings and outrageous behaviour. And, amidst the witticisms and scathing ripostes the true pitfalls of fame and fake friendships are exposed, causing us to question whether having it all really is all it’s cracked up to be. See the "Present Laughter" project page!