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Sweeney Todd (October 2009) “Abingdon Operatic has a major triumph on its hands.”
(Giles Woodforde, Oxford Times)
Oklahoma! (April 2009) “I have just arrived home after watching the Friday evening performance of Oklahoma!. Fabulous. What a wonderful show. I couldn't have seen better if I'd gone to a theatre in the West End.” (Daphne Samworth)
My Fair Lady (October 2008) “What I always find so impressive about AOS shows is the quality of the principals and in My Fair Lady they were all absolutely superb.” (Sally Robertson)
Half a Sixpence (April 2006) “This was an excellent evening's entertainment, and
you can all feel proud of belonging to a Society that maintains such a high standard
of entertainment in Oxfordshire -
Cabaret (April 2002) “Brought vividly to life by AOS in an ambitious, thought-
Me and My Girl (April 2001) “One of the most colourful and energetic shows you will ever see... The hottest ticket in town... Don’t miss this corker of a show” (Roy Cooper, Oxford Times)
“All the best ingredients of musical theatre. The show was slick and professional.” (Gareth Jeremy, London Area NODA)
“One of the most enjoyable evenings in the theatre for a long time... Not a weak link anywhere.” (Andrew Stone, Oxford Drama Network)
Kismet (October 2000) “A glittering production.” (Roy Cooper, Herald Newspapers)
“A first class production of a difficult show.” (Gareth Jeremy, London Area NODA)
Annie Get Your Gun (April 2000) “AOS always present first class music in its productions.” (Gareth Jeremy, London Area NODA)
42nd Street (October 1999) “Every time I watch AOS I leave the Amey Hall thinking it does not get much better than that.” (Helen Peacocke, Herald Newspapers)
The Sorcerer (April 1999) “A great show from an amateur company with professional talents.” (Helen Peacocke, Oxford Times)