Waitress in Oxford 2026

Waitress musical is stirring up excitement as it arrives in Oxford with a delightful twist! From heartfelt melodies to scrumptious pie recipes, this enchanting show promises to captivate audiences at New Theatre Oxford from Jun 29 – Jul 4, 2026. Don’t miss your chance to experience this culinary journey—grab your Waitress tickets today!

Waitress Oxford Tickets

Date	Price	Tickets
Monday 29 Jun 2026 19:30	Waitress from £18.00	Tickets
Tuesday 30 Jun 2026 19:30	Waitress from £18.00	Tickets
Wednesday 01 Jul 2026 14:30	Waitress from £18.00	Tickets
Wednesday 01 Jul 2026 19:30	Waitress from £18.00	Tickets
Thursday 02 Jul 2026 19:30	Waitress from £18.00	Tickets
Friday 03 Jul 2026 19:30	Waitress from £30.00	Tickets
Saturday 04 Jul 2026 14:30	Waitress from £40.00	Tickets
Saturday 04 Jul 2026 19:30	Waitress from £30.00	Tickets

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Cast in Oxford

The UK and Ireland tour of Waitress features a newly announced leading cast in the main roles.

• Carrie Hope Fletcher as Jenna
• Sandra Marvin as Becky
• Evelyn Hoskins as Dawn
• Les Dennis as Joe

The Venue: New Theatre Oxford​

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Frequently Asked Questions

When is Waitress playing in Oxford in 2026?

Waitress is at New Theatre Oxford from Monday 29 June to Saturday 4 July 2026, for a one-week engagement on the 10th anniversary UK tour.

What is Waitress about?

Waitress follows Jenna, a small-town waitress and gifted pie-maker stuck in an unhappy and controlling marriage, who discovers she is pregnant and starts dreaming of a better life, hoping that a lucrative pie contest and a growing connection with her new doctor might offer her a way to change her future.

What themes does the musical explore?

The musical explores themes of domestic abuse, self-worth, friendship, motherhood, infidelity, and the courage it takes to leave a bad situation, using Jenna’s imaginative pies and the support of her fellow waitresses as a warm and often funny way to show how she processes her emotions and slowly finds the strength to stand up for herself.

Has Waitress received any major awards or nominations?

Waitress has received several major nominations, including four Tony Award nominations on Broadway, and the West End production has been nominated for two Olivier Awards for Best New Musical and for Sara Bareilles’s music and lyrics in the Best Original Score or New Orchestrations category.

Who created the music and who is on the creative team?

The music and lyrics are by singer-songwriter Sara Bareilles, with a book by Jessie Nelson and direction by Diane Paulus, forming a female-led creative team whose contemporary pop-influenced score and emotionally honest storytelling have helped make the show a life-affirming, feel-good hit on this anniversary tour.

Where is Waitress performed in Oxford?

In June and July 2026, Waitress is performed at New Theatre Oxford on George Street, a large city-centre venue that regularly hosts major touring West End musicals and offers a wide range of seating from stalls near the stage to circle and upper-level seats with broader views.

Who is starring in the Oxford dates?

For the Oxford run, the tour listing shows that casting for Jenna is still to be announced, so while earlier venues on the tour feature Carrie Hope Fletcher, the specific lead casting for New Theatre Oxford has not yet been confirmed.

What are the performance times in Oxford?

During the New Theatre Oxford run, evening performances are scheduled around 7:30 pm from Monday to Saturday, with additional matinee performances on selected days such as Thursday and Saturday afternoons, giving you a choice between an afternoon outing and an evening at the theatre.

How long does the performance of Waitress usually last?

The show typically runs for about two and a half hours including an interval, so you should allow a full evening (or afternoon for a matinee) and plan your travel and parking so you can arrive in good time and leave the theatre without rushing afterwards.

Is Waitress suitable for children and families?

Waitress includes adult themes such as domestic abuse, infidelity, pregnancy, and some strong language and sexual references, so it is generally recommended for teenagers and adults, with parental guidance advised and it not being ideal for younger children.

How can I get cheaper tickets for Waitress in Oxford?

To get cheaper tickets, look at early-week performances instead of Friday and Saturday nights, consider seats further back or at the sides rather than premium central stalls, check the lower price bands first, and try to book early before the best-value sections sell out so you have more budget-friendly options.

Are there discounts or special offers available?

You may be able to save with early-booking deals, group discounts if you buy several seats together, and occasional off-peak or midweek promotions, so it helps to compare different dates and performance times, use reputable ticket outlets, and avoid marked-up resale listings so you do not overpay for your tickets.

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