Oh Zeus! promotional artwork: three men dressed as Greek gods surrounded by clouds. In the middle stands Zeus, arms raised and holding a lightning bolt. Text reads; Le Navet Bete presents. Oh Zeus! (Five stars)

Le Navet Bete presents

Oh, Zeus!

  • Show Information

Kings of Comedy and Northcott panto collaborators Le Navet Bete are back! For lovers of Fawlty Towers, Bottom and The Play That Goes Wrong, Oh Zeus! is a riotous, all-out hilarious ride through Greek mythology.

When the stability of Olympus is threatened by the marriage of Zeus’ daughter Hebe to a mere mortal, the King of the Gods hatches a plan to derail the wedding. Three actors play 40 characters in this mythical farce through Ancient Greece, the Underworld and back. Expect sensational physical comedy, outrageous jokes, fast paced chaos, and more togas than you can smash a plate at.

From one of the UK’s most-loved comedy theatre companies and creators of Dracula: The Bloody Truth, King Arthur and Treasure Island, “you are promised a non-stop evening of entertainment from a company who have a bottomless pit of talent at their disposal”.

“I never wanted this show to end… hilarious!!” North West End on King Arthur 2024.


For these special performances kids are strictly not allowed

At No Kids Allowed performances, expect the same brilliant show with more adult humour, more swearing and added naughtiness.

BOOK FOR NO KIDS ALLOWED


Post-show Discussion

Stay on after Oh Zeus! for a fun and fascinating look at how great comedy is made on stage. Hosted by Martin Berry, Creative Director of the Northcott, the discussion brings together the hilarious trio Le Navet Bete and acclaimed Olivier Award-nominated director John Nicholson – co-founder of Peepolykus and director of hit productions for the RSC, Bristol Old Vic, and Lyric Hammersmith. Together, they’ll share stories, secrets, and plenty of laughs as they explore what makes audiences giggle, gasp and cheer. A brilliant chance to go behind the scenes with some of the best comedy-makers in the business.

Age guidance 12+

Book Tickets

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Wednesday 8th Apr 2026
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07:30 PM
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£24.50 - £29.50
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Thursday 9th Apr 2026
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07:30 PM
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£24.50 - £29.50
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Saturday 11th Apr 2026
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07:30 PM
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£24.50 - £29.50
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Wednesday 15th Apr 2026
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07:30 PM
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£24.50 - £29.50
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Thursday 16th Apr 2026
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07:30 PM
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£24.50 - £29.50
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Friday 17th Apr 2026
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07:30 PM
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£24.50 - £29.50
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Saturday 18th Apr 2026
Time
02:30 PM
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£24.50 - £29.50
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Date
Saturday 18th Apr 2026
Time
07:30 PM
Price
£24.50 - £29.50
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