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Candy – Park Theatre
Candy is the story of a bloke who falls in love with the drag alter ego of one of his…
The Garden of Words – Park Theatre
This an unusual production to be performed in the United Kingdom being a stage adaptation of the Japanese Anime film…
Disruption – Park Theatre
Artificial Intelligence is having a moment. From ChatGPT and now a Google rival, ‘Bard’, to journalists calmly asking robots with…
Bones – Park Theatre
Rugby – a physically tough sport, with broken bones, but there is also a camaraderie around playing a team sport…
The Shape of Things – Park Theatre
My first introduction to playwright Neil LaBute’s work was Fat Pig, which premiered in London in 2008 and depicts the…
Snowflakes – Park Theatre
What is the logical end game of ‘cancel culture’ and digital pile-ons? In many ways, the ongoing culture wars indicate…
Leaving Vietnam – Park Theatre
On a career break in my late 20s, I spent a few months in Southeast Asia. I followed the well-trod…
The Beach House – Park Theatre
Arriving at the theatre last night to find an almost full choice of unreserved seats I instantly regretted tucking myself…
<strong>First major revival in 20 years of Neil Labute’s The Shape of Things</strong>
Trish Wadley Productions, in association with Park Theatre, today announce a major revival of Neil LaBute’s acclaimed play The Shape…
<strong>The Elephant Song – Park Theatre</strong>
When a psychiatrist misses work unexpectedly the head of the hospital, Doctor Greenberg (Jon Osbaldeston) covers for him. One of…