By Euripides

“All the others…they must die too!”

The gods control everything and the mortals struggle to make their curtain call.

A vicious and bloody interpretation of Euripides’ classic play.

Due to unforseen circumstances Hayley Newman has had to pull out of this event.

A replacement will be announced via www.ocmevents.org

Mixing up live music, DJs, art, poetry & film, the slounge events delve into the best of the new, turning up unusual & inspiring combinations.

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A pub lock-in provides the intense setting for a surreal but poignant take on the comic absurdity of a post-modern struggle for identity.

New Writing By Ross Cole

By Euripides

“All the others…they must die too!”

The gods control everything and the mortals struggle to make their curtain call.

A vicious and bloody interpretation of Euripides’ classic play.

A pub lock-in provides the intense setting for a surreal but poignant take on the comic absurdity of a post-modern struggle for identity.

New Writing By Ross Cole

By Euripides

“All the others…they must die too!”

The gods control everything and the mortals struggle to make their curtain call.

A vicious and bloody interpretation of Euripides’ classic play.

A pub lock-in provides the intense setting for a surreal but poignant take on the comic absurdity of a post-modern struggle for identity.

New Writing By Ross Cole

Opening with Parry's much loved Jerusalem, the first night of this year's English Music Festival provides a rare opportunity to hear some hidden gems of twentieth century English Music - Holbrooke's Birds Of Rhiannon, Rawsthorne's deeply nostalgic Practical Cats (narrated by acclaimed actor Jeremy Nicholas), Mackenzie's gorgeous Benedictus and Bantock's Celtic Symphony, performed by the BBC Concert Orchestra under the expert direction of Barry Wordsworth.

Festival Passes: £170 - Allowing access to all English Music Festival Events

EMF Friends Discounts Apply

Festival Passes & Friends Discounts Are Only Available from The Box Office (01865 305305)

By Euripides

“All the others…they must die too!”

The gods control everything and the mortals struggle to make their curtain call.

A vicious and bloody interpretation of Euripides’ classic play.

A day of short recitals led by Melvyn Tan (piano) and Levon Chilingirian (violin), showcasing some of the UK's most exciting young musicians. The day ends with an evening concert with everyone involved.

This Festival in a Day offers the chance to drop in with the whole family to hear a recital, or to sign up for a full day’s musical adventure. Full details visit www.musicatoxford.com.

This is a new musical project in partnership with the Jacqueline du Pré Music Building. Supported by Awards For All and Oxford City Council.

Day Pass available £20 - Call 01865 305305 to purchase.

Group Day Pass for 4 people available £40 - Call 01865 305305 to purchase.