Talking, listening, eating, belonging - This City traces the city we live in through the eyes of our teenagers. Through intertwining, autobiographical stories, this is a play about the importance of community and belonging, and the unpredictable, ever-changing seasons that can make London unwelcoming.

Enter a bizarre world of Beat poetry and broken dreams where forgotten faces can materialise at your front door and your flatmate can be a walking, talking sculpture. What will Allen give up, to move on?

Domestic abuse isn't funny, but this show is. Trailblazing comedian James Barr brings his The British LGBT Award shortlisted Edinburgh Fringe Preview to Park Theatre.

Award-winning comedians Hasan Al-Habib and Eric Rushton each present a work-in-progress version of their 2025 solo shows ahead of the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.

We’re bringing you hilarious household names alongside the most exciting rising stars in stand-up for an unforgettable night of laughter. Our upcoming show features Pierre Novellie, Catherine Bohart, Celya AB, Sophie Garrad and Dominic McGovern.

Three bold voices. Four nights only. NO SHOW spotlights excerpts from new work by Writer/Directors at Park90. Featuring Steven Kavuma, Jessica Hagan and Guy Hodgkinson.

Join the hilarious Sharon Wanjohi and Marty Gleeson as they test out new material.

A whimsical merchant’s daughter (she’s not like other maidens) claims to have mystical visions of God, as she escapes to a life of ‘devotion’ in this medieval fantasy farce. Can you believe in yourself a little too much?

Pedro Leandro, a comedian who has famously been described as 'magnetic' (Guardian) and 'a beautiful bright-eyed joy' (Everything Theatre) presents his debut show, in which he asks if any praise, even by the Guardian, is ever enough.

The 2024 Musical Comedy Awards ‘Audience Favourite’ presents her glitzy debut. She's a socially anxious extrovert with sixty minutes to solve her problems. The real challenge is doing it without letting anyone else have a go.