Sunny Afternoon in Oxford 2026

Sunny Afternoon musical bursts into life with a vibrant celebration of The Kinks! Experience the heartwarming tale of love, music, and rebellion at the New Theatre Oxford from Feb 10 – Feb 14, 2026. Don’t miss this unforgettable journey—grab your Sunny Afternoon tickets now!

Sunny Afternoon Oxford Tickets

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Cast in Oxford

Here are the main cast members of the Sunny Afternoon UK tour, focusing on the central band members of The Kinks and their key roles in the musical.

• Danny Horn as Ray Davies
• Oliver Hoare as Dave Davies
• Harry Curley as Peter Quaife
• Zakarie Stokes as Mick Avory

The Venue: New Theatre Oxford

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Frequently Asked Questions

When is Sunny Afternoon playing in Oxford in 2026?

Sunny Afternoon is scheduled at New Theatre Oxford from Tuesday 10 February to Saturday 14 February 2026, with performances spread across the week so you can choose a date that suits you best.

Where is Sunny Afternoon performed in Oxford?

The musical is performed at New Theatre Oxford, a major city-centre venue on George Street that regularly hosts touring West End and UK musical productions, making it easy to reach by public transport or on foot from many parts of the city.

What is Sunny Afternoon about?

Sunny Afternoon is a musical that tells the story of The Kinks, following Ray Davies and the band from their early days in North London through their explosive rise to fame, creative highs, and personal and professional struggles in the 1960s, all set against a changing Britain.

Which songs are featured in the show?

The show features many of The Kinks’ biggest hits, including You Really Got Me, Lola, Waterloo Sunset, Sunny Afternoon, and All Day and All of the Night, with the music and lyrics by Ray Davies adapted for live performance on stage.

Has Sunny Afternoon won any awards?

Sunny Afternoon is an Olivier Award-winning musical, having taken the award for Best New Musical as well as additional Olivier Awards for performances and for Outstanding Achievement in Music, which highlights how strongly both critics and audiences have responded to the production.

How long is the performance at New Theatre Oxford?

The performance at New Theatre Oxford is advertised at around 2 hours 40 minutes including an interval, so you should allow a full evening or afternoon for the experience from arrival to leaving the theatre.

Is Sunny Afternoon suitable for children?

Sunny Afternoon is generally suitable for older children and teenagers who enjoy live music and lively stories, but it includes themes such as fame, family conflict, relationships, and the pressures of rock and roll life, along with some strong language, so checking the theatre’s age guidance before booking is a good idea.

How much do tickets cost for Sunny Afternoon in Oxford?

Ticket prices at New Theatre Oxford start from around the mid-teens for the lowest-priced seats, with costs increasing for better views and peak performances, and there may also be additional transaction or booking fees added to your order.

How can I get cheaper tickets for Sunny Afternoon in Oxford?

To find cheaper tickets, look first at midweek performances rather than Saturday night, choose higher or more side-on seating areas that are usually priced lower, and try to book as early as you can, because starting prices often increase as demand grows closer to the performance date.

Are there discounts or special offers available?

Discounts may appear through early booking rates, theatre or ticketing memberships, family or group offers, and occasional promotions on specific dates, so it is worth checking different performance days and seating areas, as well as keeping an eye on any saver seats or limited-time deals that might be released.

Can I get last-minute or coach-package tickets?

Sometimes coach or tour operators offer packages that bundle tickets with travel, which can work out good value if you are coming from outside Oxford, and on top of that, last-minute returns may be released close to the show dates, but these are not guaranteed and popular performances can sell out in advance.

What is the best way to plan my visit to New Theatre Oxford?

Plan to arrive 30 to 45 minutes early so you can collect tickets if needed, find your seat, and settle in without rushing, and consider using public transport or park-and-ride options to save on central parking costs, which helps keep your overall trip more relaxed and budget-friendly.

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