Skip to main content

No results found

Didcot’s Phoenix Drama Group presents

Terry Pratchett’s ‘Wyrd Sisters’

divider
Didcot Phoenix poster copy

Following the success of their pantomime earlier in 2026, the Didcot Phoenix Drama Group is excited to announce that their next production, Terry Pratchett’s ‘Wyrd Sisters’ adapted for stage by Stephen Briggs, will be performed at Didcot Civic Hall on 13th June at 7.30pm and Harwell Village Hall on 20th June at 7.30pm.

‘Wyrd Sisters’ is a show the group has been waiting to do for a while, and they are extremely excited that they will soon be bringing to show to the local community.

Originally by Terry Pratchett and adapted for the stage by Stephen Briggs, this story explores the exploits of three witches, a mad king, a fool, and many other characters! The wonderful writings of the late Terry Pratchett takes the iconic words of The Bard, William Shakespeare, and turns them on their heads in a hilarious manner.

The show also carries a lot of local importance as when it was adapted for the stage by Stephen Briggs, the first group to ever dramatize ‘Wyrd Sisters’ was in Abingdon during 1991, so as you can imagine, Didcot Phoenix Drama Group, are delighted to be able to follow in the footsteps of the originals, 35 years later.

‘All Thee Dysk’s A Stage,’ so come and see their wonderful actors upon it at!

Tickets cost – standard: £12 and concessions £10. Order your tickets from ticketsource.co.uk/didcot-phoenix-drama-group

RECOMMENDED

Malvern Autumn Show 280925 021web
Tue 15 Sep 2026

The UK’s largest harvest season celebration, the Malvern Autumn Show, is back from 25th – 27th September at Three Counties Showground, Worcestershire, with a blaze of autumnal colour,

CEH 0327
Wed 9 Sep 2026

Sobell House Hospice’s ‘Patch’ gives friendship and hugs

when patients and their families need it most

Earlier this summer, a new and very important mascot joined the team at Sobell House Hospice in Headington. Patch is a very special bear who has a significant mission in life and that is to

WANTAGE SINGS1
Wed 9 Sep 2026

When members of the popular local performing choir, Wantage Sings (formerly known as Wantage Stage Musical) get together, they not only bring joy to their audiences with their singing, but they

Bubbles are popular with everyone
Wed 9 Sep 2026

Community group GroW supports families with young children under 5 years, who live in Wantage and the surrounding towns and villages. When the local Children’s Centre closed in 2017, GroW