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The Signalman

11 - 31 March 2023

Wesley Memorial Church, Oxford

Our first ever show in this wonderfully atmospheric central Oxford venue conjured up a gloomy railway cutting and the relative safety of a signalbox, where we listened in on The Signalman and The Visitor’s exchanges. Jonathan Holloway’s (1984, Brave New World, Don Quixote) direction played with the grand scale on offer at Wesley Memorial Church Anna Tolputt, Nicholas Osmond and Herb Cuanalo of Creation’s Rep Company drew the audience in to a world of circling smog and disembodied drips. The perfect evening of spooky escapism.

“Just the right amount of spookiness for a really good ghost story” Oxinabox

“Writer and director Jonathan Holloway has ingeniously opened out the original short story.” Henley Standard

“The cast… is excellent, the audience hanging on to every word.” Newbury Weekly News

Creative Team

Writer and Director: Jonathan Holloway

Cast:
Nicholas Osmond
Anna Tolputt
Herb Cuanalo

Gallery

Wesley Memorial Church is a stunning late 19th Century church right in the centre of Oxford. Located on New Inn Hall street it’s a short walk from The Westgate and the Bus Station. There are plenty of options nearby for a pre-show meal or drink too.

Green: £35
Pink: £25

Restricted view and standing tickets will be released closer to the first performances.

The first four rows in the stalls will be on the church’s regular seating, individual chairs with padded seats and backs.
The fifth row indicated with an (i) will be on our Creation high stools, which have backs and foot rests and offer a great view.
The balcony is fixed pew seating on benches with backs.

How long is the show?
The estimated running time is one hour.

What is the age guidance?
All ages are welcome, but we urge caution regarding under 10’s, who may find some of the words and images challenging.

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