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For events at the Sheldonian, try Tickets Oxford: 01865 305305 / www.ticketsoxford.com Next events at Sheldonian TheatreCapacity: 800. Basic green room, Performing licence & Parking difficult. Contact: 01865 277299
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Broad Street Coming up:
Acis and Galatea Sat 6 Jul: 8pm Mahan Esfahani Thu 11 Jul: 8pm Vivaldi Gloria Sat 20 Jul: 8pm Federico Colli Thu 1 Aug: 8pm Winterreise Mon 5 Aug: 8pm Oxford Proms - An Evening With Michael Collins Wed 7 Aug: 7.30pm Oxford Proms - Michael Collins plays Mozart Clarinet Concerto Sat 10 Aug: 7.30pm Oxford Proms - Pop Classics From The Hall Of Fame Sat 17 Aug: 7.30pm Philharmonia Orchestra with Andris Nelsons Fri 4 Oct: 7.30 Handel Furioso Thu 31 Oct: 20:00 Armonico Consort & Christopher Monks Fri 1 Nov: 7.30pm Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment Thu 14 Nov: 7.30pm BRITTEN BIRTHDAY CONCERT with the English Chamber Orchestra Fri 22 Nov: 7.30pm Elias String Quartet Fri 6 Dec: 7.30pm
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A extremely impressive venue with breathtakingly uncomfortable seats, the Sheldonian is most suitable for musical performances that are about the sound rather than the visuals and, for preference, have several intervals. Chairs can be set out at the edge of the central performance area, but most seating is on benches in the surrounding galleries. It's not exactly "wheelchair-friendly" but with a little effort a wheelchair can be brought in. Having said all this, it is utterly beautiful in a frilly baroque kind of way and adds a touch of grandeur to the offerings of any performers lucky enough to play there.
Miranda Rose (DI Staff), 15/06/06 |
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