Public Booking is Now Open for our New Jan – Jun 2019 Season!
Thanks for taking a look at our season announcement on Monday – as you’re already interested in what’s coming up, we wanted to remind you that public booking is now open! With great seats from just £18.50 in Park200 and £14.50 in Park90, what are you waiting for?
Be sure to book today to secure the best seats!
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Written by A. Bodin Saphir
Directed by Kate Fahy
Production supported by Park Theatre’s Producers’ Circle
How did seven and a half thousand Jews escape Nazi occupied Denmark?
Moving and funny, this sharp and intriguing new play unravels the stories of two childhood friends and one of history’s most compelling mysteries.
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Written by Martin Sherman
Directed by Sean Mathias
As generations intertwine, Gently Down The Stream reveals the journey of gay history and celebrates the men and women who led the way for equality, marriage and the right to dream.
Book for the UK premiere after an acclaimed New York run, 40 years after Sherman’s celebrated modern classic Bent.
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Written by James Kettle
Directed by Selina Cadell
Best remembered for playing Mr Banks in Disney classic Mary Poppins, The Life I Lead is a richly comic and moving tale of fathers and sons across the generations, with Miles Jupp (Mock the Week) bringing David Tomlinson’s remarkable story to life.
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Written by Alexis Michalik
Translated by Pamela Hargreaves
Directed by Chè Walker
Ageing thespian Richard is preparing to direct his first prison theatre class.
Written by the multi Molière Award-winning Alexis Michalik the critically acclaimed Intra Murosmakes its UK Premiere. This multi-faceted, provocative comedy drama questions our concept of time and its effect on the human spirit.
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THE LAST TEMPTATION OF BORIS JOHNSON
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Written by Jonathan Maitland
Directed by Lotte Wakeham
From the writer of Park Theatre hit Dead Sheep, this timely comedy drama offers an insight into the mind of one of the most divisive politicians of our time.
Fast forward to post-Brexit Britain, 2029. After 10 eventful years Boris is back, but what are his true intentions?
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Written by Meghan Kennedy
Directed by Lisa Blair
When an earth-shattering event rocks the Muscolino’s neighbourhood, life comes to a screeching halt.
The Original Theatre Company(Monogamy) are proud to present this entralling coming-of-age tale directed by Lisa Blair whose recent credits include a five star revival of Jerusalem.
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Written by Katie Duncan
Directed by Ian Talbot
A lost world of seaside entertainment, piers and promenades is brought to life when seasoned Pantomime Dame Ronald Roy Humphrey returns to his Northern roots.
A 2018 Edinburgh Fringe hit, starring Oliver-nominated actor and former Blue Peter daredevil Peter Duncan.
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Written by Tom Wright
Directed by Rikki Beadle-Blair
This is the story of Dave; a dad in mid-life freefall who takes his repressed, gay, teenage son on a wild adventure to Thailand. My Dad’s Gap Year is a wickedly funny and heartfelt story based on true events.
Fasten your seat belts, it’s gonna be a mad one!
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Written by Henry Devas
Directed by Jez Pike
In a world full of hate there was Matthew. Stand-up comic. New Father. Nice chap. Life fair to middling. Then the war started.
A jet-black comedy about one man’s survival in a world turned upside down. We’re Staying Right Here is a manic Duracell bunny of a play that simply refuses to shut up.
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Written by Tom Coash
Directed by Pamela Schermann
Cry Havoc is a passionate love story between a spirited Egyptian and an idealistic British writer.
Tom Coash’s poignant, intimate play explores the relationship between the Western world and the Islamic Middle East, asking if love can bridge even the widest cultural divide.
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HELL YES I’M TOUGH ENOUGH
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Written by Ben Alderton
Directed by Roland Reynolds
Hell Yes I’m Tough Enough is a political satire by Fragen Theatre Company taking a tongue-in-cheek look at the unjust, corrupt and farcical pantomime that is British Politics.
One thing is clear: the system is broken. But who’s going to fix it?
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Written by Tom Glover
Quentin Tarantino meets Last of the Summer Wine in this wickedly funny, high octane comedy about growing old passionately and disgracefully.
Fiesty 75 year old Flora Parkin is not what she first seems!
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Written by Tuyen Do
Directed by Kristine Landon-Smith
Summer Rolls by Tuyen Do is a sweeping family saga that follows Mai as she navigates her dual identity as a second generation Vietnamese immigrant.
This marks a seminal moment as the first British Vietnamese play to be staged in the United Kingdom.
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We’re commited to making Park Theatre as friendly and accessible as possible. We are therefore excited to announce our first BSL interpreted performance in 2019. We will be continuing our programme of captioned, audio described, relaxed, dementia friendly and parents & baby shows.
Click here for more access info.
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The bar has quickly become a regular spot for many local residents and artists. Open from early until late, the mornings are filled with good coffee, casual tunes and the buzz of creative professionals.
We have a seasonally changing food menu with selections for every time of the day. Sample our delicious range of baked treats, sandwiches, salads, quiches and our homemade stone-baked pizzas.
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