Park Theatre

One Day When We Were Young Review

Mar 3, 20254 min read
VENUE: PARK THEATRE >>> One Day When We Were Young is a quiet, almost timid, play. We follow the relationship between two characters, Violet and Leonard, across three time periods starting during the Second World War. The first is the night before Leonard leaves for war...

Antigone [on strike] Review

Feb 3, 20253 min read
VENUE: PARK THEATRE >>> We enter into Park 90, which hosts a white, minimalist set. A stage features centrally, with a judge’s seat and microphone to the rear, and screen to the front. Calming music accompanies us in. We are handed keypads to cast our votes on polls throughout the production - if you're no fan of interactive experiences, there's no escape now, but don't worry - it's gentle…

The Gift Review

Jan 28, 20252 min read
VENUE: PARK THEATRE >>> How would you react if you received an unpleasant package anonymously in the post? Would you a. call the police, or b. question your entire past and every negative interaction you had had, stretching back to childhood?

Nicholas Burns Interview

Jan 15, 20253 min read
This week, we interviewed Nicholas Burns who is appearing in The Gift at Park Theatre from 22nd January 2025.

Autumn Review

Oct 18, 20242 min read
PARK THEATRE >>> In Harry McDonald’s adaptation of Ali Smith’s novel Autumn, political turmoil gushes like a tempest through an archipelago of very emotive plot lines. It’s 2016. 32-year-old Elisabeth Demand (Rebecca Banatvala), a history of art lecturer...

23.5 Hours Review

Sep 10, 20244 min read
VENUE: ARCOLA THEATRE >>> How well do you ever know your partner? Relationships are built on trust and respect, but if that falters, can you ever return or is there always that niggle? That wondering? That “what if”? 23.5 Hours is a play about...
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