In the Mirror Tent at the MINI Plant, Oxford
27th November – 16th January, 7.30pm
“Venetian-masked ushers bearing lit flares and long dresses aren’t a bad introduction to Creation Theatre’s 2009/10 attempt. This rapidly continues into Daniel Bye’s writing, which is sensitive, creative, and largely very well done.” Ashley Werner-de-Sondberg
“I went away feeling young again. And I’m not even old, so that’s just brilliant.Catch this enchanting show if you can.” Sam Baker

Hertford Bop Cellar
Tuesday 1st December – Wednesday 2nd December, 7:30 p.m.; Thursday 3rd December, 7:00 p.m. and 8:45 p.m.
“Roland Singer-Kingsmith as Pentheus was very impressive, [...] Matt Maltby playing Dionysus gave a performance of near perfection [...and] credit must also go to the director, Asia Osborne, whose innovative ideas and intelligent staging brought the whole story to life.” Liam Steward-George
“It is spellbinding and extremely powerful, and is guaranteed to leave you stunned.” Fran Wade

Burton Taylor
Tuesday 1st December – Saturday 5th December, 7.30 p.m.
“one is not left with an overwhelming sentiment of pity, rather with a somewhat shocked and bitter feeling” Camilla Turner
“each performer brought a subtly nuanced shade to the overall picture of despair, loneliness and regret that overrode the piece.” Fabienne Cheung

Wadham College, Moser Theatre
Tuesday 1st December – Thursday 5th December, 7.30 p.m.
“this dose of light entertainment does exactly what its audience asks of it and also manages to maintain a refreshingly high standard of dialogue” James Garrett

Burton Taylor
Tuesday 1st December – Saturdy 5th December, 9.30p.m.
“This was a chamber that was not only bloody but splattered with semen and saliva and strewn with regurgitated sausages, the occasional amputated penis and a commendably-lifelike severed head.” Finola Austin
“a complex piece has been further complicated by the director’s response to it” Madeleine Woolgar