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View Info →Pegasus Theatre on Magdalen Road in East Oxford is a creative hub for young performers aged 14–18. It runs Young Companies that stage theatre and technical productions, open to all skill levels with no prior experience needed. You can find performances here during weekdays in term time, many visitors stay after shows to chat with actors in the lively space. The venue’s industrial decor, including low oak beams and a rotating water wheel, adds character, while step-free access makes it inclusive for all.
Pegasus Theatre opened in 1960 as a creative centre for young people in East Oxford. Built from a converted mill with features like a rotating water wheel and low oak beams, the space retains its industrial charm. Modern accessibility includes step-free entry and wheelchair access. Inside, bright lighting contrasts with raw materials, creating a practical, energetic atmosphere where performances meet community workshops.
Pegasus Theatre hosts youth-led productions and free classes in theatre and stagecraft for ages 14–18. The Young Companies run during weekdays in term time, offering chances to perform or learn technical skills like lighting and set design. Visitors stay after shows to connect with creatives, a space that feels both active and open to all.
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Ashmolean MuseumYou can find the Ashmolean Museum on Beaumont Street in Oxford, just behind St Giles.
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View Info →Information about this venue is based on publicly available sources and may be incomplete. Last updated in April 2026.