MOJO by Jez Butterworth Fast-paced, brutal and hilarious, Acorn Productions' Mojo follows six terrified men, two dead bodies and one navy cutlass at the birth of rock and roll. Won the Olivier Award - Best New Comedy (1995), and was described as combining "the verbal menace of Harold Pinter with the physical violence of Quentin Tarantino" (Sunday Times) and "Brilliant might cover it" (Daily Mail).

If I live this next year I'm going to get a name that won't ever be forgotten. Intent on the conquest of Peru, Spanish general Francisco Pizarro and his band of would-be soldiers set sail for a fabled land where gold is as common as wood. Spurred on by the thought of riches beyond their wildest dreams, the men struggle through dense jungles and scale frozen peaks, watched all the while by the God-King of the Incas, Atahuallpa Capac, son of the sun. From the author of Equus and Amadeus comes the story of a group of treasure-hunters who held a knife to the throat of one man, and brought an entire empire to its knees. With ambitious staging and a bold new score, University of Oxford Student Company, Acorn Productions vividly brings to life the clash of two cultures, in a dazzling new production of Peter Shaffer's epic play of adventure, daring and spectacle. blazes out as a declaration of theatrical glory ***** Oxford Theatre Review

Acorn Productions invites you to a dinner party like no other. Starring Alfred Enoch (Harry Potter's Dean Thomas), Moira Buffini's fast-paced black comedy brings you an evening of eccentric guests, penetrating conversation and a menu to die for. 'This play is a must see. It is polished, professional, hilarious, gripping, mature, immature, intelligent, ridiculous, seamlessly directed and brilliantly acted … I cannot wax lyrical enough about this play. It would be a crime to have a single seat in the house empty' ????? (Oxford Theatre Review).