Summer Season 2024
As You Like It & Treasure Island
12 July - 17 August
“A wonderful, quintessentially Oxford evening. Creation does it again!” Ox in a Box (Much Ado About Nothing, 2023)
Summer is approaching – which means it is time for some open-air theatre and a sprinkling of Creation magic. We are delighted to announce our 2024 summer season which includes two productions, playing on the beautiful South lawn at Wycliffe Hall, as well as touring in Oxfordshire and beyond.
Creation have been performing open-air summer Shakespeare for nearly thirty years and this summer we bring you As You Like It directed by award-winning Lucy Pitman Wallace. It is such a joyful play and we look forward to welcoming you to our Forest of Arden for some sparkling summer nights.
For all the family we have a production of Treasure Island, written and directed by Gari Jones, whose Christmas Carol delighted our audiences six months ago. Swashbuckling pirates and treasure will abound – so come and be part of the adventure.
Both shows features members of our unique rep company, live music (and some swashbuckling fights!). You can book a picnic blanket or seats – and this year we have conceded to the weather, and have rain and shade cover (in Wycliffe)
So gather your friends, family, colleagues… for the ultimate Oxford (all-weather) summer experience.
To book As You Like It, click here.
To book Treasure Island, click here.
Tour
We’re taking our summer season on the road! We’ll be visiting beautiful locations within Oxfordshire and beyond. All of our tour venues are ‘bring your own seating’, so bring along a picnic blanket or some chairs – there’s plenty of room for everyone.
‘As You Like It’ on tour
Heath Farm, Chipping Norton – 17 July, 19.00 | Book Now
Ham House & Gardens – 19 July, 19.00 | Book Now
‘Treasure Island’ on tour
Heath Farm, Chipping Norton – 18 July, 19.00 | Book Now
Ham House and Gardens, Richmond – 20 July, 19.00 | Book Now
Hughenden Manor, High Wycombe – 30th July, 19:00 Book Now
The Earth Trust Centre, Little Wittenham – 6 August, 18.00 | Book Now

