A new staging of The Comedy of Errors... a sparky and fast-paced farcical comedy from Shakespeare, based on a story from the ribald Roman playwright, Plautus.
 

Identical twins (two sets) separated at birth, a lost gold chain, an execution (pending), thousands of Drachma - one of Shakespeare's funniest plays in a new, colourful and energetic production... music, mayhem and moussaka* on the Unicorn's Elizabethan stage.

RECENT REVIEWS

Reviews for recent STC shows have included "a magical, imaginative and witty production" "I would recommend this production … very highly”  "A great show, and well worth a look" "Creepy and funny" and "a splendid evening’s entertainment"
 

*WARNING - Show may not contain moussaka

IN REHEARSAL...

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DISCWORLD PLANS?

For our next Discworld show, and to mark twenty years of staging Discworld, we're doing a new staging of Stephen Briggs' published adaptation of GUARDS! GUARDS!  More news - on dates and tickets - soon!

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Coming from the North. Take the Abingdon North exit from the A34 (A4183) and head for the town centre. When you come to a petrol station on the right, at a set of traffic lights, you will need to turn left onto Abbey Close. Waitrose is on the left hand side of the road past a few houses. Now go to * below.

Coming from the South and West. Alternatively, if you're coming in via the Abingdon South exit  from the A34 (A415), take the Abingdon exit from the roundabout and head for the town centre (drivers approaching on the A415 should stay on it, of course!). Once at the ring road/one way system, stay in the left-hand lane around the ring road and fork left where the option is signposted Radley A4183 and Abbey Meadow. You then need to get into the right-hand lane immediately and turn right  at the lights onto Abbey Close (towards Waitrose). Now go to * below.

* Take the left fork at Waitrose and park in the town car park opposite the Waitrose car park. Walk out of the car park from the side furthest from Waitrose (back onto Abbey Close). There are pedestrian signposts to the Unicorn Theatre, which is about 120 metres away at the end of Checker Walk. 

Coming from the East. If you come in from the Culham/Clifton Hamden direction and use the Car Park on the far side of Bridge Street from Abingdon town centre, you can walk over the bridge (past the Nags Head pub), then right down Thames Street and cut through a covered passage at the end on the left which then brings you to the Theatre (about 200 metres from the car park).