A showstopping night of improvised music

But these talented bunch aren’t disorganised or unreheased - they improvise their performance based on suggestions from the audience.

It means that no two performances are ever the same, as the quick-witted performers create a plot and characters from scratch.

The group have performed sell-out shows at the Edinburgh Fringe for the past eight years and are regarded by regular festival goers as a must-see act.

Their BBC Radio 4 series operated on the same premise, using contributions from a studio audience.

They also had a recent run at London’s Apollo Theatre on Shaftesbury Avenue, where the shows they performed received rave reviews from critics.

With their stand-out blend of comedy, musical theatre and spontaneity, this group have delighted audiences across the world and performed to spectacular applause at the Olivier awards.

From Sondheim on a ski lift to Cole Porter in Poundland - if you suggest it, the Showstoppers will perform it!

The Showstoppers will bring their one of a kind show to the Oxford Playhouse this Saturday, January 23 at 7.30pm.

Tickets cost £16 each (£14 concessions). To book, go to: www.oxfordplayhouse.com or call the ticket office on 01865 305305.