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Making its English-language debut, this three-time award-winning production blends intricate puppetry, hand-drawn illustrations, and inventive video design to craft a visually stunning and delightfully unexpected theatrical experience.
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A fun, friendly and free weekly singing class for those living with dementia and their carers.
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Outpatient
Harriet Madeley’s award-winning solo show comes to Park90, fresh from its sellout run at the Edinburgh Festival. An explosive autobiographical comedy about the fantasies of human minds and the fragility of human bodies, get ready to laugh, cry and contemplate life itself... -
Our Cosmic Dust
Making its English-language debut, this three-time award-winning production blends intricate puppetry, hand-drawn illustrations, and inventive video design to craft a visually stunning and delightfully unexpected theatrical experience. -
Steel
Two lads. Twelve hours. One million pounds. A play about first loves, forging identities and the wild, wild hearts of teenage boys. -
NO SHOW
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. -
Anna Hale: Control Freak (Work in Progress)
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. -
Pedro Leandro: Soft Animal (Work in Progress)
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. -
Cabbage The Clown: Cinemadrome (Work in Progress)
Cinema employee turned multi-award winner Cabbage presents their debut hour of drag clowning. One part breathless parody of cinematic history, one part thoughtful dissection of minimum wage careers, one part rolling around in popcorn. -
Bebe Cave: CHRISTBRIDE (Work in Progress)
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? -
Jimmy
In 1974 Jimmy Connors was the greatest tennis player on the planet. In 1991 he's getting annihilated at the US Open by his arch-nemesis' little brother. What happened next was one of the greatest comebacks in sporting history... -
Comedy Club 4 Kids
Since 2005, the Comedy Club 4 Kids has been getting the best stand-ups, sketch acts and cabaret stars from the international circuit to do their thing for an audience of children (aged 6+) and their families… but without the rude bits! -
Eric Rushton and Hasan Al-Habib: Works In Progress
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. -
Sharon Wanjohi and Marty Gleeson: Work in Progress
Join the hilarious Sharon Wanjohi and Marty Gleeson as they test out new material. -
That Bastard, Puccini!
A hilarious, chaotic and captivating new play by James Inverne, That Bastard, Puccini! brings to life an explosive professional rivalry, a plagiarism scandal that rocked Europe, and a friendship tested to the limit. -
Park Laughs Live
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 and Catherine Bohart, with more acts to be announced soon. -
Fringe Preview: Sorry I Hurt Your Son (Said My Ex To My Mum)
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. -
James Acaster: Work in Progress
James Acaster tries new ideas for an hour.Find out more about James Acaster: Work in Progress-
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House of Life
House of Life is a place of worship with one goal: happiness for all, at any cost. Don't miss the ‘Fringe’s biggest feel-good sensation’ (★★★★★ The Telegraph). -
Chris Grace: Sardines
Acclaimed actor and comedian Chris Grace (as seen in Superstore) brings his newest show Sardines to the Park200 for one night. -
Avalon Edinburgh Previews 2025
Avalon presents a staggering line-up of comics, previewing new stand-up shows ahead of the 2025 Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Featuring Sophie Duker, Chloe Petts, Glenn Moore, Matt Forde & more. -
Cally Beaton: Namaste Motherf*ckers
Namaste Motherf*ckers is the new show from Cally Beaton (QI, Live at the Apollo), a quick-witted, unexpected and unapologetic insight into life in midlife. -
Lost Watches
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? -
The Gathered Leaves
The Pennington family have not been in the same room for over 17 years. But on Easter weekend 1997, all three generations gather with the aim of putting the past well and truly behind them. If only it were that simple. -
An Audience with Julian Clary
Get up close and personal with comedy royalty Julian Clary, in conversation with Park Theatre’s Artistic Director Jez Bond, in an exclusive look back through 40 years in show business. -
Lee
When artist Lee Krasner is asked to authenticate a ‘lost’ painting by her late husband, Jackson Pollock, what unravels is a history of the painting that reveals a painful secret.Find out more about Lee-
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(the) Woman
Fiercely funny and brutally honest, award-winning writer Jane Upton’s Bruntwood Prize shortlisted play shatters the glossy veneer of motherhood, exposing its raw, messy truth. -
The Meat Kings! (Inc.) of Brooklyn Heights
This Papatango New Writing Prize winner carves into the dark underbelly of America’s anti-immigration policies and the brutal sacrifices that drive the pursuit of prosperity. -
Dracapella
Sink your fangs into the infamous story of Count Dracula told by an eight-strong cast of mind-blowing vocal talents. Written by Dan Patterson (creator of Mock the Week) and Park Theatre Artistic Director Jez Bond (Whodunnit [Unrehearsed]). -
The Train Driver
December 2000, Cape Flats, South Africa. A woman steps in front of a train with her baby. Two months later Roelf, the train driver, looks for any information he can find to unburden his conscience. -
The Rat Trap
Startlingly moving, but full of customary sparkling wit and dark humour, Noël Coward’s first play is given a stylish period revival for its centenary year. -
Volunteer Ushers
Park Theatre is a registered charity and relies on a team of brilliant Volunteer Ushers. -
Youth Board
Our Youth Board is for young people aged 18-30 who are interested in arts leadership. -
Work Experience
Work Experience weeks are for young people to connect with one another, hear from leading industry professionals and gain hands-on… -
Talkback
Explore theatre, build friendships, and develop social media skills to share your theatre passion creatively. -
Kick Off With a Verse
A series of weekly 90-minute sessions to support care partners of those living with dementia through poetry and verse. -
Together In Time Singing Group
A fun, friendly and free weekly singing class for those living with dementia and their carers. -
Reminiscence
Feel supported, relaxed, and uplifted in our free weekly drama-based session for those living with dementia and their carers.
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An Audience with Julian Clary
Get up close and personal with comedy royalty Julian Clary, in conversation with Park Theatre’s Artistic Director Jez Bond, in an exclusive look back through 40 years in show business.
The Meat Kings! (Inc.) of Brooklyn Heights
This Papatango New Writing Prize winner carves into the dark underbelly of America’s anti-immigration policies and the brutal sacrifices that drive the pursuit of prosperity.
The Gathered Leaves
The Pennington family have not been in the same room for over 17 years. But on Easter weekend 1997, all three generations gather with the aim of putting the past well and truly behind them. If only it were that simple.
Dracapella
Sink your fangs into the infamous story of Count Dracula told by an eight-strong cast of mind-blowing vocal talents. Written by Dan Patterson (creator of Mock the Week) and Park Theatre Artistic Director Jez Bond (Whodunnit [Unrehearsed]).
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