Crime & Safety
Refund update after Oxfordshire theatre cancels shows
The Oxford Playhouse in Beaumont Street, Oxford, was set to host two shows of The Little Red Riding Hood.
A reimagined version of the ballet for children by production company Northern Ballet, the show came to the city for just two days this week.
Performers and audiences were, however, left disappointed on Tuesday (April 7) as two of the shows were cancelled.
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The 2pm and 4pm performances were called off by the theatre due to a power cut, with the schedule change announced at about 11.30am on Tuesday morning.
Now, Oxford Playhouse has issued an update to customers regarding refunds following the double cancellation of the scheduled shows.
A spokesperson said: “On Tuesday, April 7, Oxford Playhouse experienced a power cut, which resulted in the cancellation of two performances of Northern Ballet’s Little Red Riding Hood.
“The theatre is in the process of contacting all ticket holders and offering a credit note or refund.
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“Power was restored at 7am on Wednesday, April 8, and the theatre was delighted to welcome audiences back for today’s performances.”
The Little Red Riding Hood ballet, choreographed and directed by Mariana Rodrigues.
It is billed as a family-friendly performance featuring ‘colourful costumes, lively characters and playful storytelling’.