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The Wait is Over: The Waitress is at the New Theatre

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Smash hit musical, The Waitress, is coming to Oxford. Starring Chelsea Halfpenny (Emmerdale, Casualty) as Jenna, the romantic musical comedy will be at the New Theatre in Oxford between 25 – 30 April 2022.

Based on the 2007 movie and with music and lyrics by Grammy-award-winning Sara Bareilles, The Waitress has been loved by audiences since its Broadway debut in 2016. It tells the story of Jenna who is dreaming of a way out of her loveless marriage with the abusive Earl. A new doctor in town plus a nearby baking contest give Jenna the impetus to rebuild her life – with plenty of help and encouragement along the way from her fellow waitresses at the all-American diner in which she works.

Sassy, sharp, uplifting and warm-hearted, The Waitress is the ultimate celebration of friendship so scoop up your squad and spend a night enjoying great music, heart-warming performances and the magic of a well-made pie.

Tickets are available from £13 plus booking fees. atgtickets.com

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