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Chipping Norton Theatre

Chipping Norton Theatre Impact Report 2025-26

Chipping Norton Theatre is a small producing theatre serving its Oxfordshire community and touring nationally. Its Impact Report 2025-26 records 35,984 visitors watching live shows, 6,700 children at its Beauty and the Beast pantomime, and 25,000 people seeing its biggest national tour across 27 venues.

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Chipping Norton Theatre is a producing theatre, cinema and community arts space in Oxfordshire, creating and touring work nationally while anchoring cultural life in its local community.

Key Metrics

Theatre visitors 35,984 visitors watched live shows in the theatre this year.
Children at panto 6,700 children watched Beauty and the Beast, the theatre's community pantomime.
National tour reach 25,000 people saw The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged) across 27 venues in the theatre's biggest national tour to date.
Volunteers Over 150 people volunteer each year, from a team of more than 70 ushers to trustees and community helpers.

Key Outcomes

  • 35,984 people experienced live theatre in a small Oxfordshire market town.
  • The theatre's largest-ever tour reached 25,000 people in 27 venues nationwide.

Geography

South East

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