Make this the year you explore the wonders of Japan…….
March 2, 2026
Peppard Woodland Walk
March 2, 2026
Prescription for Murder
By Norman Robbins
Tuesday 10th – Saturday 14th March, 7:45 pm
In the seemingly quiet town of Bere Knighton there is never a dull moment for Dr Richard Forth. His wife, Barbara, is constantly ill and nobody knows what is wrong with her. With bad luck spreading almost as quickly as bad news, it seems somebody is out to kill Barbara, and anyone else who gets in their way.
Presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals Ltd on behalf of Samuel French Ltd www.concordtheatricals.co.uk
Tickets £10-12
Tales of Drake
By Nick Wilkes
Saturday 21st March, 7:45 pm
It’s 1604, and the Pelican Tavern stands at the edge of the Thames near Execution Dock. Here, a former sailor serves a last quart of ale to those found guilty of piracy, before they hang at the scaffold. While he waits, he recounts his travels spent at sea serving under Sir Francis Drake; the Circumnavigation, the massacre at Rathlin Island, his own questionable career on the seas … and his dog.
A Malvernbard production in association with GSP
Tickets £14
Jurassic Parp and She Who Has Changed
A Double Bill presented by Haddenham Youth Theatre
Saturday 28th March, 2.00 pm and 7.00 pm
Two intriguing plays: Jurassic Parps reveals a nature reserve where there are rogue dinosaurs, explosive science experiments, and sudden, very loud parps. She Who Must Change is about girls who were changed before they could become monsters, muses or myths.
Tickets £12.50, under 18s £1
The Greatest Love Songs
Performed by Susannah Ruth
Saturday 11th April, 7:45 pm
A captivating evening that honours the greatest love songs ever written, with the breathtaking vocals of Susannah Ruth. Featured are songs from Sting, Elton John, Billy Joel, Carole King, Norah Jones, Eva Cassidy, and many more. This remarkable performance takes you on a romantic adventure through the melodies of iconic classics.
Tickets £15
Falstaff
Adapted from the novel by Robert Nye and performed by Mike Stoneham
Friday, 17th April, 7:45 pm
Falstaff has received universal praise such as: “Fast, flatulent, fabulous. It was an absolute riot and we loved it”; “Mike Stoneham inhabits the soul and body of Falstaff. It’s a joy to watch”; “A brilliant evening out – utterly captivating – an extraordinary performance”; “Thrilling and captivating storytelling from the start”.
Presented by The Ellen Terry Barn Theatre in association with the National Trust
Tickets £15
Book online at thameplayers.co.uk or from the Information Centre at Thame Town Hall (check website for opening times).
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