Major West End productions coming to big screen in Oxford

Vue Oxford is presenting a programme of theatre and opera productions in celebration of World Theatre Day on Friday, March 27.

The screenings bring international stage performances to cinema audiences, including selections from the Royal Ballet & Opera and National Theatre Live.

Rachel McNeill, general manager at Vue Oxford, said: “World Theatre Day is a celebration of the creativity, passion and artistry that make live performance so special.

“These screenings bring the magic of some of the world’s greatest stages directly to the big screen.

“We are proud to give theatre lovers a chance to experience incredible performances in a new way.”

The line-up begins on March 31, with Wagner’s Siegfried, part of the Royal Ballet & Opera series.

Arthur Miller’s All My Sons, a post-war drama set in America, will be shown on April 16, as part of National Theatre Live.

The production stars Bryan Cranston and Marianne Jean-Baptiste in a story about family, guilt, and moral choices.

On April 21, the Royal Ballet & Opera returns with Mozart’s The Magic Flute.

This fantastical opera follows Prince Tamino on a quest to rescue Princess Pamina, featuring comedy, romance, and magical adventures.

The series concludes on April 30, with Funny Girl – The Musical.

The show tells the story of Fanny Brice’s rise to fame and includes timeless songs such as Don’t Rain on My Parade and People.

More information is available at www.myvue.com/big-screen-events.